[ Tenses and Structure ]
Combine the tenses: ‘While I (to walk), I (to see) a dog.’
A. While I walked, I saw a dog.
B. While I was walking, I was seeing a dog.
C. While I was walking, I saw a dog.
D. While I walk, I see a dog.
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Grammar › ViewThe man _______ his car to work yesterday.
A. drive
B. drives
C. drived
D. drove
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What ___ Albert doing outside the cinema yestarday afternoon?
A. were
B. is
C. was
Grammar › ViewI am sorry to have upset you. I ___________have said that.
A. should
B. shouldn’t
C. shall
D. shall not
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I’ll ask him what he ___ for lunch.
A. are having
B. would have
C. should have
D. will have