Which sentence is correctly transformed into the present perfect tense based on its significance in the present?
A. “I cut my finger, but it healed quickly.” (Past Simple)
B. “I’ve cut my finger and it’s bleeding badly.” (Present Perfect)
C. “I cut my finger yesterday.” (Past Simple)
D. “I’ve cut my finger last week.” (Incorrect use of Present Perfect)
Select your answer:
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Relative Clause › ViewHe has been accepted in BCG.
It is a big company in Boston that deals with finance.
What is the correct sentence if the two sentences above are combined?
A. He has been accepted in BCG, that is a big company that deals with finance.
B. He has been accepted in BCG, whom is a big company that deals with finance.
C. He has been accepted in BCG, who is a big company that deals with finance.
D. He has been accepted in BCG, which is a big company that deals with finance.
Grammar › View
This exercise ______ too difficult for me.
A. seems
B. is seeming
C. seem
D. seems like