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Recognize the past perfect continuous tense in the sentence: They had been playing football for two hours.
A. They have been playing football for two hours.
B. They had been playing football for two hours.
C. They were playing football for two hours.
D. They had played football for two hours.
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A. by means of
B. in terms of
C. by the way
D. in search of
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What is the definition of “Ambiguous”?
A. Clear
B. Uncertain; capable of being understood in a variety of ways
C. Obvious
D. Definite
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A. like
B. likees
C. likess
D. likes
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Some of the books on the shelf _____ dusty.
A. is
B. are