What is the affirmative form of “Martha didn’t use to prefer reading a book than playing”?
A. Martha used to prefer reading a book than playing.
B. Martha didn’t use to prefer reading a book than playing.
C. Martha used to prefer playing than reading a book.
D. Martha didn’t use to prefer playing than reading a book.
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Tenses › ViewThe boys (play) soccer for half an hour when it started to rain.
A. are playing
B. were playing
C. have been playing
D. had been playing
Grammar › View
What meaning aligns with Schism?
A. Not agreeable
B. Firm belief or opinion
C. Division into smaller groups often because of an uproar
D. Readily obedient
Grammar › ViewIt looks ____________ it’s going to rain.
A. As
B. As like
C. Alike
D. As if
Continuous Tense › View
What … you … when the accident happened?
A. was – doing
B. were – doing
C. did – doing
D. do – doing