How can you describe a long action before another past action?
A. Use the simple past tense to describe the long action.
B. Use the present tense to describe the long action.
C. Use the past perfect tense to describe the long action.
D. Use the future perfect tense to describe the long action.
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A. Why
B. Who
C. Which
D. Where
Simple Past Tense › View
Transform this statement into a question:
“Juliana spoke English very well”
A. Juliana speak English very well?
B. Did Juliana speak English very well?
C. Did Juliana spoke English very well?
D. Juliana spoke English very well?
Tenses › ViewFormulate a question in future perfect: By next year, will you (to graduate)?
A. By next year, will you have graduated?
B. Will you have been graduated by next year?
C. By next year, will you graduate?
D. By next year, will you be graduating?
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The population got out of control because there were no natural ………. to keep it in check.
A. predators
B. transports
C. excavations
D. generations