[ Grammar ]
What will you do this afternoon?
a. I play soccer.
b. I played soccer.
c. I’ll play soccer.
d. I was playing soccer.
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Iren (arrive) _________ in Rome a week ago.
A. arrive
B. didn’t arrived
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One day he found a wonderful lamp.
In this sentence noun is:-
A. found
B. wonderful
C. lamp