[ Tenses ]
What is the primary use of the past continuous tense?
A. To describe actions that were ongoing in the past.
B. To indicate future actions.
C. To express habits in the past.
D. To describe completed actions.
Random Topics:
Will or Going toSimple Past TensePast Continues TensePresent Simple ProgressiveGrammar: Adjectives & PrepositionsArticles and DemonstrativesPast Perfect Simple & ContinuousGerunds as objects of prepositionVocabullary TestGrammar and ReadingOther quiz:
Time Clauses of Future › ViewWhen I ________________ my homework, I’ll call you.
A. will finish
B. am going to finish
C. to finish
D. finish
Modal Verbs › View
It ________ rain this evening. Why don’t you take an umbrella?
A. had better
B. might
C. must
D. could
Grammar › ViewI promise that I ___________ home in time.
A. will be
B. am going to be
Homonyms › View
A ___ is a long, onion-like vegetable that has a milder aftertaste.
a. leak
b. leek