What tense do we use to refer to events that ...

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What tense do we use to refer to events that have already happened?

A. Present continuous tense

B. Simple past tense

C. Future perfect tense

D. Present perfect tense

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Can I call you? I have got some very _______ news for you!

A. excited

B. exciting

Tenses › View

My dog ___ a lot but it ___ at the moment.

A. is barking / doesn’t bark

B. barked / didn’t bark

C. barks / isn’t barking

D. was barking / won’t bark

E. will bark / doesn’t bark

Continuous Tenses › View

What …. doing?

A. you

B. you are

C. do you

D. are you

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Choose the correct form of the verb: They ___________ their lunch yet. (present perfect)

A. has not

B. had not

C. did not

D. have not