[ Perfect Tenses ]
Use the present perfect tense in a sentence to describe an action that happened at an unspecified time in the past.
A. I have visited Paris.
B. I am visiting Paris
C. I visited Paris yesterday
D. I will visit Paris
Select your answer:
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Vocabulary › ViewIn the sentence “While we know some details about the trip, most of the plans are tentative and depend on the weather,” what does the word “tentative” imply about the plans?
A. The plans are fixed and will not change.
B. The plans are uncertain and may change.
C. The plans are already finalized.
D. The plans are irrelevant to the weather.
Causative Verb › View
What company besides ours would make its employees_____ overtime on a national holiday?
A. Be working
B. Worked
C. Will be working
D. Work