Choose the correct answer
A. The children swims in the pool every afternoon.
B. The children swimming in the pool every afternoon.
C. The children are swim in the pool every afternoon.
D. The children swim in the pool every afternoon.
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The direction is ….
A. do not eat in this area
B. do not stop on this street
C. do not parking on this area
D. do not bring food in this area
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Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?
A. They had left before we arrived.
B. They leave before we arrive.
C. They will leave before we arrive.
D. They are leaving before we arrive.
Pronouns, Sentence Structure, and Figurative Language › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses an idiom?
A. He was as busy as a bee.
B. He was very busy.
C. He was busier than usual.
D. He was busy with work.
Present Perfect › View
What is something you have never done?
A. I never have eaten burritos.
B. I eaten never burritos.
C. I have never eaten burritos.
D. I have eaten never burritos.