[ Past Perfect Tenses ]
Which sentence correctly contrasts past perfect and past simple?
A. After the train had left, we arrived at the station.
B. After the train leaves, we arrived at the station.
C. After the train was leaving, we arrived at the station.
D. After the train will leave, we arrived at the station.
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Vocabulary › ViewIf something is described as “aerial,” where is it done?
A. On the ground
B. In the water
C. In the air or from the air
D. Under the earth
Passive Voice Active Voice › View
Jason is doing homework now.
A. Homework is being done by Jason now.
B. Homework is being did by Jason now.