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. Convert to past tense: They are playing soccer.
A. They are play soccer.
B. They were playing soccer.
C. They played soccer.
D. They were play soccer.
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Grammar - to be, possessive, have got › ViewChange the sentence into a question form
I have got a mobile phone.
A. Have I got a mobile phone ?
B. Has you got a mobile phone ?
C. Have you got a mobile phone ?
D. Have you get a mobile phone ?
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Combine the following sentences using ‘but’: I like dogs. I am allergic to them.
A. I like dogs despite being allergic to them.
B. I like dogs, however, I am allergic to them.
C. I like dogs and I am allergic to them.
D. I like dogs but I am allergic to them.