Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect continuous tense?
A. I have been reading this book for two weeks.
B. I read this book for two weeks.
C. I will read this book for two weeks.
D. I am reading this book for two weeks.
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat is the definition of encroaching?
A. A strong impulse to commit an act
B. Advising
C. Extinguish
D. A fixed allowance for food consumption usually during a shortage
Phrases › View
Select the word or words modified by the participial phrase in parentheses.
The varsity football team, (assigned to volunteer over 30 hours each nine weeks,) was helping clean up after a storm.
A. team
B. was helping
C. clean up
D. storm
Grammar › ViewTo make juice we must ______ the lemon.
A. Frize
B. Geez
C. Squeeze
D. Cheese
Subordinating Conjunctions › View
“We’ll stay here until the rain stops.”
A. Rain
B. Until
C. Stops
D. Here