He ___ in the company for five years before he got a promotion.
A. worked
B. was working
C. had worked
D. had been working
Random Topics:
Degree of ComparisonConjunction: Because and SoModals - Reported Speech - ConditionalsAdjectives and AdverbsGrammar - SimilesPrepositions and ArticlesTravel VocabularyReported speech (statements)Present Perfect Simple & Present Perfect ContinuousVerbs with Prepositions and ConjunctionsOther quiz:
Tenses › ViewChoose the sentence that uses the simple past tense:
A. They will play football tomorrow.
B. They are playing football now.
C. They played football yesterday.
D. They plays football today.
Sentence Structure and Punctuation › View
Select the sentence that correctly uses transitional phrases.
A. Consequently, he missed the bus he was late to school.
B. He missed the bus; consequently, he was late to school.
C. He missed the bus, consequently he was late to school.
D. He missed the bus. Consequently he was late to school.
Tenses › View“The press” is an example of a collective noun: singular in form, but plural in meaning.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Mixed General Quiz › View
Pass the salt ___.
a. pleas
b. please