Change the following sentence to present continuous: ‘She danced at the party.’
A. She is dancing at the party.
B. She has been dancing at the party.
C. She was dancing at the party.
D. She will be dancing at the party.
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Modals › ViewWe ……………….. run to the museum because it was already closed when we got there.
A. needn’t have
B. didn’t have to
C. have to
D. had to
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We _________ come if we had been invited.
A. would have
B. would
C. had
Adjective Order › ViewSam bought _____________________________________ carpets.
A. Two, Moroccan, ancient, redish-brown
B. Ancient, reddish-brown, Moroccan, two
C. Two, ancient, reddish-brown, Moroccan
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The final part of a play, movie, or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved.
A. inciting incident
B. resolution
C. climax
D. SWBST