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Which of the following is in the simple past tense: ‘They are happy’ or ‘They were happy’?
A. They were happy
B. They have been happy
C. They are happy
D. They will be happy
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Grammar › ViewI …….. (be) very nervous because I ……. (never/ski) before.
A. had been / never skied
B. was / had never skied
C. had been / never ski
D. was / never skied
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Please complete this application form and leave it __________.
A. now
B. soon
C. there
D. anywhere
Past Simple Tense › ViewWhat time ____ yesterday?
A. did he got up
B. did he get up
C. was he gets up
Imperative Sentences › View
_____ a sweater, it might get cold later.
A. Wear
B. Wearing
C. To wear
D. Wears