Convert the sentence to past tense: ‘You help your friend.’
A. You helping your friend.
B. You helps your friend.
C. You help your friends.
D. You helped your friend.
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A. hurry up
B. come back
C. give away
D. add up
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Jennifer ______ in showbiz since she got married to a rich man in the UK.
A. didn’t work
B. hasn’t worked
C. won’t work
D. isn’t going to work
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A. was daydreaming / has asked
B. daydreamed / is asking
C. daydreamed / was asking
D. was daydreaming / asked
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Last summer, I went on an exciting __________ that included rafting and camping in the mountains.
A. package holiday
B. city break
C. adventure holiday