[ Suffixes and Tenses ]
What does the suffix “-ness” mean in the word “happiness”?
A. The act of being happy
B. Without happiness
C. Full of happiness
D. More happy
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A. hadn’t finished
B. won’t have finished
C. haven’t finished
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While I ________ past some villages, I _______ some people in their gardens.
A. was cycling/ saw
B. cycled/ saw
C. was cycling/ was seeing
D. was cycling/ seen
Reported Speech › View“I have seen that movie”.
He told me that he ________ that movie.
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A. had seen
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C. has seen
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Right now we _____ able to learn about animals that _____ extinct million years ago because their remains ____ fossilised or preserved under ice caps
A. are – go – are
B. are – went – were
C. were – went – were