It was not necessary for you to come early.
A. You shouldn’t have come early.
B. You didn’t need to have come early.
C. You must not come early.
D. You didn’t need to come early.
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Grammar of Future Plans › ViewChoose the correct sentence using the perfect form of an infinitive to express a future action.
A. By this time next year, I plan to have save up enough money.
B. By this time next year, I plan to have saved up enough money.
C. By this time next year, I plan to have saving up enough money.
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Which sentence uses the Present Perfect Tense correctly?
A. I will have eaten breakfast an hour ago.
B. She went to the store yesterday.
C. We have watched a movie last night.
D. They have cleaned the house this morning.
so vs such › ViewThe book was so boring that I couldn’t read it.
It was _________ boring book that I couldn’t read it.
A. so
B. such
C. such a
D. very
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What change should be made in the sentence below?
Beavers use their tooths to eat some wood.
A. changes tooths to toothies
B. change tooths to toothes
C. change tooths to teeth