When I _____ the door, I _____ that I _____ my keys inside.
A. closed / realised / had forgotten
B. had closed / realised / had forgotten
C. closed / had realised / forgot
D. had closed / had realised / forgot
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Adjective or Adverb › ViewThe students seem _______ when they see their favorite teacher.
A. happy
B. happily
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We __________ each other since our secondary school days and we are still in touch with one another.
A. know
B. have known
C. had known
D. have been knowing
Tenses › ViewYesterday evening Tom ________ (have) a bath when the phone ________ (ring).
He got out of the bath and ________ (answer) the phone
A. had / rang / answered
B. was having / rang / was answering
C. had had / rang / answered
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Olivia was trying to secure the door before leaving the house. What does “latch” mean in this context?
A. To break
B. To lock