[ Verb Tenses ]
. What is the difference between past simple and present perfect?
A. Past simple describes a completed action, while present perfect connects the past with the present.
B. Past simple is used for actions happening now, while present perfect is for completed actions.
C. Past simple always requires a helping verb.
D. Present perfect is only used for future events.
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Grammar › ViewMy dad ___ in an office when he was young.
A. not worked
B. didn’t worked
C. didn’t work
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The branch of government that makes the laws.
A. legislative branch
B. judicial branch
C. impressment
D. implied powers
Modal Verbs and Gender Nouns › ViewI ___ finish my homework last night.
A. was
B. were
C. couldn’t
D. could
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Whenever my mother calls and says “____ time to leave,” I get upset.
A. It’s
B. Its