They have built a new stadium near the station.
A. A new stadium has been built near the station by them.
B. A new stadium had been built near the station.
C. A new stadium has been built near the station.
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Past Continuous › ViewWhile I _______ (prepare) for the midterm exam, my friend ________ (play) the guitar.
A. prepared / played
B. was preparing / was playing
C. was preparing / played
D. prepared / was playing
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The firm closed several of its smaller office buildings _______ cut costs.
A. in order to
B. so that
Prepositions › ViewWhich sentence uses commas correctly?
A. Through the dense fog the outline of the ancient castle slowly became visible.
B. Through the dense fog, the outline of the ancient castle slowly became visible.
C. Through the dense, fog the outline of the ancient castle slowly became visible.
D. Through the dense fog the outline of the ancient castle, slowly became visible.
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…. you …. your friends recently?
A. Were … seeing
B. Did … see
C. Have …. seen
D. Are … seeing