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What is the correct form to express an action that happened in the past?
A. I study English.
B. I will study English.
C. I am studying English.
D. I studied English.
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Grammar › ViewA: How long ____ Sam and you played for the school rugby team?
B: We’ve ____ for the team for six months.
A. has, play
B. ever, played
C. have, played
D. ever, play
Grammar › View
What is the superlative form of the following adverb?
efficiently
A. (the) more efficiently
B. the most efficient
C. most efficiently
D. the more efficient
Tenses › ViewI love to _______ books and _______ cakes.
A. read — bakes
B. read — bake
C. reads — bakes
D. reading — baking
Verb Conjugation › View
You have completely _______ my heart.
A. broke
B. broken
C. breaker
D. braked