Which sentence correctly uses tenses to describe two simultaneous past actions?
A. While I was doing my homework, my brother listened to music.
B. While I did my homework, my brother was listening to music.
C. While I did my homework, my brother listened to music.
D. While I was doing my homework, my brother was listening to music.
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A. possibility
B. system
C. way
D. solution
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Choose the correct answer?
A. He meets Peter in town this afternoon. Do you want to come too?
B. He met Peter in town this afternoon. Do you want to come too?
C. He is meeting Peter in town this afternoon. Do you want to come too?
Paired Conjunction › View……. Joe ……. his sisters could understand what their parents were saying when they spoke French.
A. Not only….but also
B. Either……or
C. Neither…..nor
D. Whether….or
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I’d rather you ________ to me like that in front of the customers.
A. didn’t speak
B. not speak
C. weren’t speaking