What is the past continuous form of ‘to run’ for the subject ‘they’?
A. were running
B. running were
C. are running
D. was running
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Question Words › ViewThe book ________on the table belongs to my father.
A. where
B. which
C. how
D. what
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………… You ever …………..(be) to New York?
A. have you ever be
B. Do you ever be
C. have you ever been
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Grammar › ViewChoose the sentence that is using proper punctuation.
A. Please adopt and don’t shop; a lot of good shelter pets.
B. Please adopt and don’t shop; there are a lot of good shelter pets available.
C. Please adopt and don’t shop: there are a lot of good shelter pets available.
D. Please adopt and don’t shop there are a lot of good shelter pets available.
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It is difficult to ___ who will win the election.
a. prophecy
b. prophesy