[ Continuous Tenses ]
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
Select your answer:
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__ the summer, my family goes __ beach to swim.
A. In – to
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C. In – at
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