expresses an action that is, was, or will be continually occurring but that it is, was, or will be completed at a later time
A. Simple Tense
B. Progressive Tense
C. Perfect Tense
D. Perfect-Progressive Tense
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Reported Speech › ViewReport this sentence correctly.
‘I can swim really fast.’
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A. He said that he could swim really fast.
B. He told that he could swim really fast.
C. He said me that he could swim really fast.
Grammar › View
The men __________ in the sea last Monday.
A. swim
B. swims
C. swam
D. swum
Grammar › ViewWhich is correct?
A. The writer tells us a story about ‘Scaly Bob’.
B. The writer tell us a story about ‘Scaly Bob’.
C. The writer have tell us a story about ‘Scaly Bob’.
D. The writer is tell us a story about ‘Scaly Bob’.
Modal and Phrasal Verbs › View
The situation was bad
but it …. be worse.
A. should be
B. could have been
C. could
D. would have been