Which sentence correctly uses ‘be able to’ in the past tense?
A. I am able to complete the assignment last night.
B. I was able to complete the assignment last night.
C. I will be able to complete the assignment last night.
D. I have been able to complete the assignment last night.
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Subordinating Conjunctions › ViewWhich is grammatically wrong?
A. I want to make a chocolate based on Godiva’s Lemon Cake Truffle as long as I can change a few things.
B. I wore my winter jacket because it was exceptionally cold.
C. She brings a camera, everywhere she goes.
D. We still enjoyed the food of the restaurant although we needed to wait for an hour.
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The faculty (practice/practices) for a dance number.
A. practices
B. practice
Grammar › ViewTick the correct type of the underlined verb:
The man sitting over there is my uncle.
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A. Gerund
B. Infinitive
C. Participle
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. He’s good at drawing. He _______ very well.
A. can draw
B. can to draw
C. can’t draw
D. can draws