[ Tenses ]
. Convert to present tense: They had finished their work.
A. They are finishing their work.
B. They will finish their work.
C. They finished their work.
D. They finish their work.
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A. like
B. comment
C. share
D. tag
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We (go) _________ to the beach last summer. He (buy) _________ a new car last month.
A. go, buy
B. went, bought
C. went, buy
D. go , went
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A. for
B. to
C. so that
Verb Moods and Vague Pronouns › View
Which sentence has a vague pronoun?
A. “The teacher explained the topic clearly.”
B. “When Sarah gave her book to Jane, she was grateful.”
C. “The cat slept on the couch all afternoon.”
D. “He loves reading novels during his free time.”