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Convert to present perfect: He (finish) his homework yesterday.
A. He finished his homework yesterday.
B. He has finish his homework.
C. He is finishing his homework.
D. He has finished his homework.
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A. had been training
B. has been training
C. had trained
D. has trained
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Which of the following is a correct revision of the sentence fragment “Ate something bad.”?
A. Ate something bad, Kira.
B. Kira ate something bad.
C. Ate something bad, she.
D. Kira something bad ate.
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A. are like
B. will
C. like
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We ……………. Australians.
A. am
B. is
C. are
D. –