[ Perfect Tenses and Have Got ]
Transform the sentence “They have been friends for years” into a question.
A. Have they been friends for years?
B. Are they friends for years?
C. Do they have been friends for years?
D. Did they have been friends for years?
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is COMPLEX?
A. I like coffee and tea.
B. I brew and drink coffee and tea.
C. I like coffee, and Mary likes tea,
D. While I was drinking tea, I ate scones.
Adjective › View
Grammar rules frustrate me. They’re not logical. They are so _____ .
a. frustrating
frustrated
Some & Any › ViewThere _____ magazines under the table.
A. is
B. are
C. some
D. any
Tenses › View
After several months of saving, my sister and I have saved enough money to buy our parents a gift.
A. present perfect
B. past perfect
C. future perfect