Use the past perfect tense in a sentence to describe an action that happened before another event in the past.
A. I had eaten breakfast before I went to school.
B. I eat breakfast before I go to school.
C. I have eaten breakfast before I went to school.
D. I ate breakfast before I went to school.
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Adverbs › ViewCompare the adverbs in the following sentences: He types quickly. She types more quickly.
A. She types quickly than he does.
B. ‘She types more quickly’ implies a higher speed than ‘He types quickly’.
C. He types more quickly.
D. He types more quickly than she does.
Vocabulary › View
If we don’t have ______ respect, it is going to be difficult to work together.
A. mutual
B. poised
C. indignant
D. transparent
Grammar › ViewThe reason …….. I exercise is to get fit.
A. which
B. why
C. when
Identifying Tenses › View
– They were working on her computer.
– They have already left
A. Present progressive / present perfect
B. Past progressive/ Past perfect
C. Past progressive / Present perfect
D. Past progressive / Present simple