[ 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
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Modal Verbs › ViewSue : “Have you read Harry Potter yet?”
Kim : “Yes, it was __________ an interesting book that think everyone should read it.”
A. so
B. such
Present Continuous Tense › View
We _________ for our English test at the moment.
A. Study
B. Are studying
C. Is studying
D. Studied
My left keen ___(bleed) but nobody came to help me.
A. bleeds
B. blooded
C. was bleeding
D. bleeded
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They ______ (watch) a movie when the lights went out.
A. watches
B. were watching
C. watch
D. watched