[ Preposition of Direction ]
I ran ______ the street.
A. across
B. onto
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Tenses › ViewWe … on the bus for six hours now.
A. have been
B. were
C. has been
D. was
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____ you washed the car yesterday, I will drive you anywhere you want today.
A. If
B. Despite
C. Since
D. After
Passive Voice › ViewSomebody has watered the plants.
A. The plants have been watered.
B. The plants has been watered.
C. The plants have being watered.
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What does ‘make for’ mean in the context of moving towards a place?
A. Transfer property legally
B. Renovate
C. Cause things to happen
D. Move towards a destination