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Complete with “have talked” or “has talked”: They ____ (talk) about the new project several times.
A. have talked
B. has talked
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Past Tense › ViewThey _______ (try) to buy a house years ago
A. had trying
B. were trying
C. had been trying
D. had were trying
Some vs. Any › View
It’s hot in the office. I’m going out for … … fresh air.
a. some
b. any
Vocabulary and Grammar › View. My friends and I like _____ sports because, despite the danger, they’re very exciting!
A. devoted
B. extreme
C. promising
D. keen
Prepositional Phrase › View
How many prepositional phrases are in the following sentence?
Some of the weirdest stories I have ever heard about Winnie the Pooh have come from Bella.
zero
one
two
three