[ Past Tenses ]
Yesterday when I (arrive) to the party, they (already go) home.
A. arrived-hasalready gone
B. arrive-had already gone
C. arrives-had already gone
D. arrived-had already gone
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Question Tags › ViewThe instructions were clear, ________?
A. weren’t they
B. were they
C. didn’t they
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Tim’s mother won’t allow him to eat hamburgers and chips ________.
A. when he got high test scores
B. before he got high test scores
C. until he gets high test scores
D. after he had got high test scores
Grammar › ViewWhich part of the sentence is the predicate? “The boy ran to the park.”
A. The boy
B. Ran to the park
C. To the park
D. Boy
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A: ……………… do you go out?
B: About twice a week.
A. How often
B. When
C. How much