[ 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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A. of confidence
B. confidence
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Jason says: “I will have finished my report on monday”
A. He said he would have finished his report on monday
B. He said he would finish his report on monday
C. He said he would have finish his report on monday
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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