[ Past Tenses ]
What past tense emphasizes the process of an action leading up to another past action?
A. Past Simple
B. Past Continuous
C. Past Perfect Continuous
D. Past Perfect Simple
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Grammar › ViewI’m sorry, I can’t talk right now. I ______(work) on a project.
A. am working
B. had worked
C. have worked
D. will work
Pronoun › View
Neither Martin nor Dennis will have trouble finding information for _______report.
A. Their
B. His
C. None of the above
Which word is a SINGULAR noun in the sentence below?
The leaves changed colours and fell on the ground.
A. leaves
B. colours
C. fell
D. ground
Grammar (was, were, could, could not) › View
HE __________ WORKING HARD
A. WAS
B. WERE