To “rip into” means to ___.
a. enjoy
b. attack
c. savour
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Verb Tenses › ViewCreate a sentence using the past continuous tense.
A. I was studying for my exam when the power went out.
B. I study for my exam when the power is going out.
C. I am studying for my exam when the power went out.
D. I will study for my exam when the power goes out.
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I _____ to England three times. Already planning the fourth.
A. have gone
B. have been
C. am going
D. have been being
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A. made
B. put
C. took
D. set
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Construct a sentence using the modal ‘could’ to make a deduction about someone’s abilities.
A. He could be a terrible singer based on his lack of rhythm.
B. She could be a great singer based on her vocal range and control.
C. They could be a terrible cook based on their lack of experience.
D. She could be a great dancer based on her fear of performing in public.