What is the correct form of the verb ‘to study’ in the Past Simple tense?
A. I study English
B. I studied English
C. I will study English
D. I am studying English
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Grammar › Viewuse past perfect simple or past perfect continuous: I ____ (be) at home all day. I had to get out and go for a walk.
A. have been
B. has been
C. been
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At the moment, the students ___ for their final exams.
A. study
B. are studying
C. have studied
D. studied
Vocabulary › ViewWhat term describes someone who is exceptionally good at what they do and capable of meeting high standards?
A. competent
B. naïve
C. reluctant
D. hilarious
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Which sentence correctly uses the adverb “patiently”?
A. She waits patiently for the bus.
B. He reads patiently in the library.
C. They play patiently in the yard.
D. We cook patiently in the kitchen.