. Select the grammatically correct past perfect sentence:
A. I had finished when he arrived
B. I finished when he arrived
C. I am finishing when he arrives
D. I have finished when he arrives
Random Topics:
Comparison of Adjectives and AdverbsComparatives and SuperlativesArgumentative VocabularyPreposition of Timeas...as, comparatives, superlativesAdverbial Clauses of Reason / CauseContinuous TensesIf- ConditionalInterrogative Pronouns & Adverbsgoing toOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewX: I think every child should play a sport.
Y:
A. Really? I don’t.
B. Neither do I.
C. Oh. I do
So - Too - Either - Neither › View
Linh hasn’t seen a water puppet show, and __________ we.
A. has, either
B. hasn’t, either
C. neither has
D. neither hasn’t
Relative Clause › ViewSome people were arrested. They have now been released.
A. The people that they were arrested have now been released.
B. The people which were arrested have now been released.
C. The people who were arrested have been released.
D. The people were arrested who have been released.
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
This means to really like something.
A. reviews
B. be into
C. dubbed
D. subscribe to