. Which tense indicates an action completed before another past action?
A. Simple past
B. Past progressive
C. Past perfect
D. Present perfect
Random Topics:
Perfect Tenses and VocabularySimple Present and Present ContinuousAntonymsApologizingVocabulary Spelling GrammarAdjective / Noun + to InfinitivePreposition and AdjectiveGerunds, Infinitives and ParticiplesModal VerbFew, a few, little, a littleOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewThe taste is different……….what I had expected.
A. with
B. from
C. about
Parallel Structure or Combining Sentences › View
The ship’s bow was able to move past the iceberg.
A large, 300-foot incision was cut into the ship’s hull below the waterline.
A. The ship’s bow was able to move past the iceberg and a large, 300-foot incision was cut into the ship’s hull below the waterline.
B. The ship’s bow was able to move past the iceberg, a large, 300-foot incision was cut into the ship’s hull below the waterline.
C. The ship’s bow was able to move past the iceberg ;but large, 300-foot incision was cut into the ship’s hull below the waterline.
D. Although the ship’s bow was able to move past the iceberg, a large 300-foot incision was cut into the ship’s hull below the waterline.
Grammar › ViewThey cancelled all flights because of fog.
The passive form of the sentence above is, Because of fog, ….
A. all flights had cancelled
B. all flights were cancelled
C. all flights have been cancelled
D. they be cancelled
Adverbs of Frequency & Simple Present Tense › View
Susan sometimes _____ an apple after dinner.
A. eat
B. ate
C. eating
D. eats