Explain how ‘just’ can modify the meaning of a verb.
A. ‘Just’ indicates the future tense of a verb.
B. ‘Just’ modifies a verb by indicating recentness or simplicity of the action.
C. ‘Just’ modifies a verb by changing its subject.
D. ‘Just’ emphasizes the importance of the action.
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Tenses › ViewWhat is an example of a sentence in the present tense?
A. “She visited her grandparents last week.”
B. “He lives in New York.”
C. “They will attend the conference next month.”
D. “She will have finished by tomorrow.”
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. We ____ a great movie last night.
A. watches
B. watched
C. watching
D. watch
Grammar › ViewWhich word is NOT an adjective? I read a good book called Beacuse of Winn Dixie. It was a very funny story
A. Read
B. Good
C. Funny
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The window ______open yesterday evening and a bird ______ into the room.
A. was/fly
B. was/flew
C. is/flew
D. was/flies