When is it appropriate to use past continuous for irritation?
A. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when expressing a wish.
B. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when describing a future action.
C. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when stating a fact.
D. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when describing an ongoing annoying action in the past.
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A. am reading
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C. read
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A. would write
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A. She normally rings her mother on the weekend.
B. Her mother rings normally she on the weekend.
C. She rings normally her mother on the weekend.
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My sister is like an angel in my life.
A. simile
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