What is the significance of ‘due to’ in past tenses?
A. ‘Due to’ signifies the reason or cause for actions or events in past tenses.
B. ‘Due to’ indicates a future possibility in past tenses.
C. ‘Due to’ serves as a synonym for ‘and’ in past tenses.
D. ‘Due to’ is used to express uncertainty in past events.
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A. to express a recent past action completed just before the time of speaking
B. to express an action repeated several times in the past
C. to express a past action in an indefinite past time
D. to express an action that will be completed at some point in the future
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While I _____ through some old papers, I _____ this photograph of your brother.
A. am looking / have found
B. looked / had found
C. was looking / found
D. had looked / would find
E. have been looking / find
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A. do
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When we ___________ (arrive) at the party, everyone ___________ (sing).
A. arrived, was singing
B. arrived, sang
C. arrives, sings
D. arrive, was singing