[ Verb Tenses ]
I have meant to call you all day. (Present Perfect)
A. I have been meant to call you all day.
B. I have been meaning to call you all day.
C. I meant to call you all day.
D. I have meant to call you all day.
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Verb Forms and PrepositionsPrefixes SuffixesComparative and Superlative AdjectivePossessive Pronouns and Adjective PronounsSimple and Progressive Verb TensesAuxiliary WordsTenses, Tag Questions, Phrasal VerbsVerb Tenses and Past ParticiplesTenses UsageIndefinite and Definite ArticlesOther quiz:
Present Simple Tense › ViewJane is late for school. (never)
A. Jane is never late for school.
B. Jane never is late for school.
Prepositions of Time and Place › View
The meeting is __________ 9:00 AM tomorrow.
A. in
B. on
C. at
D. by
Phrasal Verb › ViewThe whole building had to evacuate because the smoke alarm ……………..
A. went back
B. went off
C. went about
D. went ahead
Grammar › View
Where _____ you last night around supper time?
A. was
B. were