Combine the preposition with the correct tense: ‘They (arrive) at the party by 7 PM.’
A. They will have arrived at the party by 7 PM.
B. They arrived at the party by 7 PM.
C. They will arrive at the party by 7 PM.
D. They had arrived at the party by 7 PM.
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Verbs and Tenses › ViewDian wrote a letter to her friend last week.
A. I wrote a letter yesterday.
B. I will write a letter last week.
C. I write a letter tomorrow.
D. I am writing a letter now.
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Had dry, bumpy skin on its body.
A. Complete Sentence
B. Sentence Fragment
Choose whether the underlined adjective is attributive or predicative:
Vani decorated the sandcastle with some pretty shells.
___
A. attributive
B. predicative
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In which tense should the verb ‘camp’ be used in the following sentence: ‘We _____ in the forest last summer’?
A. camped
B. camping
C. camply
D. camps