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Used to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past.
A. the Past Continuous
B. the Past Simple
C. the Past Perfect Simple
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Subject Verb Agreement › ViewChoose the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement:
A. Neither the book nor the magazines was interesting.
B. Neither the book nor the magazines were interesting.
C. Neither the book nor the magazines is interesting.
D. Neither the book nor the magazines be interesting.
Grammar › View
I have an appointment next week. _____ with Dr. Layla.
A. Isn’t
B. It’s
C. There’s
D. Its