Rewrite the sentence in past continuous tense: ‘I am studying for my exam.’
A. I studied for my exam.
B. I will be studying for my exam.
C. I was studying for my exam.
D. I have been studying for my exam.
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Phrasal Verb › ViewThe explorers _______________ for the South Pole yesterday morning.
A. set out
B. went off
C. went out
D. left out
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After leaving Salem, Reverend Hale returns to Salem to convince people to confess so that they can avoid being executed; this demonstrates that he is trying to _______ the role that he played in the executions of innocent people.
A. expiate
B. circuitous
C. ferment
D. sangfroid
Grammar › ViewMy wallet _______ from my backpack.
A. was stole
B. stole
C. was stolen
D. has been stelling
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Credit Card companies continually_____________ college students; it is a common fact that most people under twenty acquire at least one credit card by the time they graduate.
A. target
B. had targed
C. will target
D. will have targeted