Differentiate between past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses.
A. I had been studying for two hours after the exam.
B. Past perfect: I had finished my homework before dinner. Past perfect continuous: I had been studying for two hours before the exam.
C. I had finished my homework after dinner.
D. I had been studying for two hours during the exam.
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Too / Very / So › ViewYou buy a new sofa for your house. But you can’t get it through the door into your living room. Oh no! …
A. It’s too big!
B. It’s very big!
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You like lego, ________?
A. don’t you
B. do you
C. aren’t you
D. haven’t you
Grammar › ViewChoose the most suitable answer.
“Why are you shivering?”
A. I’ve been trying to fix a leak.
B. I’ve been standing outside in the cold.
C. I’ve been listening to music with my headphones on.
D. I’ve been drinking a milkshake.
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Choose the correct item to complete each sentence
It looks (as if like) I won’t finish the book tonight.
A. as if
B. like