[ 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
Random Topics:
Determiners & QuantifiersPresent Simple ProgressiveModal Auxiliary VerbsThe -ing Form of VerbsPrepositions & Prepositional PhrasesDegrees of ComparisonPreposition of TimeModals, Infinitives and GerundsKnee AnatomyTenses and Figurative LanguageOther quiz:
Verb Conjugation › ViewShe has _________ the plane many times.
A. flew
B. flied
C. flown
D. fly
Grammar › View
Rashed does not enjoy playing football, ____________ he dislikes fishing too.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. so
Which 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
Grammar › View
A: ……………… do you go out?
B: About twice a week.
A. How often
B. When
C. How much