[ Verb Tenses ]
Convert the sentence to past tense: ‘She is reading a novel.’
A. She was read a novel.
B. She is read a novel.
C. She was reading a novel.
D. She reads a novel.
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A. come in
B. coming in
C. came in
D. to come in
E. comes in
Tenses › View
As soon as he _____, tell him to call me back, please.
A. will arrive
B. arrives
C. would arrive
D. is arriving
Vocabulary › ViewVery plain; Devoid of any details or features
A. Stark
B. Susceptible
C. Teeming
D. Ubiqutious
Prepositions › View
Anita moved of Rome __ 2006.
A. At
B. In
C. On