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. Differentiate: What is the difference between ‘was going’ and ‘went’?
A. ‘Was going’ implies an ongoing action in the past; ‘went’ indicates a completed action.
B. ‘Was going’ is used for future actions; ‘went’ is for past actions.
C. ‘Was going’ is a noun; ‘went’ is a verb.
D. ‘Was going’ indicates a habitual action; ‘went’ indicates a temporary action.
Select your answer:
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Tenses › ViewJennifer _____ because she was late for her classes.
A. ran
B. was running
C. run
D. runs
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Choose the correct option: You _____ late for class yesterday.
A. was
B. were
C. is
D. am