They ___ (play) soccer for two hours when it started to rain.
A. was playing
B. play
C. were playing
D. played
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Some vs. Any › ViewThey went to town without ___ money.
a. some
b. any
Tenses › View
Which sentence is correct when using the Past Perfect Simple to describe an action that was completed before a specific time in the past?
A. By the time we arrived, the movie had started.
B. By the time we arrived, the movie started.
C. By the time we arrived, the movie has started.
Tenses › ViewA : What (you, usually, read) ………………………………………… when you are on holidays ?
B : I (read) ………………………………………… detective stories. Now I (read) ………………………………………… The Shut Door by Lock.
A. do you usually read; I’m reading; I read
B. do you usually read; I read; I am reading
Modal Verbs › View
PERFECT MODALS. He didn’t attend the conference. He ___________ prepared for it.
A. should have
B. could have
C. might have
D. must have