[ Past Tenses ]
When I (arrive) at this house, he still (sleep) yesterday.
A. arrive-was still sleeping
B. arrived-still sleep
C. arrived-was still sleeping
D. arrive-was still sleeping
Select your answer:
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A. eateded
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The children _______________ very hungry after the class learning journey and ate more than their usual portions.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were