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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A. have to / must
B. mustn’t / must
C. don’t have to / must
D. must / don’t have to
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The little boy pushed the (peddles/pedals) with all his might, but he couldn’t seem to move the bike.
A. Peddles
B. Pedals
Choose 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