Transform this sentence to simple past: ‘She reads a book.’
A. She is reading a book.
B. She readed a book.
C. She reads books.
D. She read a book.
Random Topics:
Question TagsAdverbial Clauses of Reason / CauseModal Verbs and ConjuctionsModal Verbs & Perfect InfinitiveRelative Clauses and UsageSimple Past Tense and Present Continuous TenseConjunctions, Interjections and Sentence TypeSuperlative & Comparative AdverbsPast Tense and Past ContinuousQuestion tag and + - AgreementOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewHamid : Do you know where the nearest bus stop is?
Hana : …
A. It’s inside that building.
B. It’s between two rooms.
C. It’s only a five-minute walk.
D. Go ahead and then turn right.
E. Oh, it’s very easy
Grammar › View
“Who will bell the cat?” asks the mice in a loud voice.
A. “Who will bell the cat” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
B. “Who will bell the cat?” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
C. “Who bells the cat?” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
___________________________. yet?
A. Have the letters been typed
B. Have been the letters typed
C. Have the letters typed
D. Had the letters typed
Passive Voice › View
Why should you use the Passive Voice?
A. You don´t want to say who or what did the action.
B. You don´t know who did the action.
C. The object is the most important part of the sentence.
D. all of them.