Differentiate between past perfect, present perfect, and future perfect tenses in the following sentence: By the time she arrived, I had already finished my homework.
A. Past perfect, present perfect, future perfect
B. Past perfect continuous, present perfect continuous, future perfect continuous
C. Past continuous, present continuous, future continuous
D. Past simple, present simple, future simple
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she’s a responsible person
A. dynamic
B. stative
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Rita is 20 years old. Sam is also 20.
A. Rita is as old as Sam.
B. Rita is older than Sam.
C. Sam is the youngest Rita
D. Rita is the oldest than Sam.
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A. is she
B. does she
C. isn’t she
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Which sentence is correct?
A. He will be leaving soon.
B. He leaves soon.
C. He will leave soon.
D. He is leaving soon.