Is the group of words a sentence or a fragment?
The flowers are growing in the garden.
A. sentence
B. fragment
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Verb Tenses › View. What does “had seen” in the sentence “Shan had seen the kid before he met Magnus” indicate?
A. A completed action before another past event
B. An ongoing action
C. A future plan
D. A habitual action
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It is good offer but I am not sure whether I should ___________ it.
A. accept
B. acept
C. accetp
D. eccept
Grammar › ViewTense review. Choose the correct option according to the sentence: `When I …….at home, You ……. to school.´
A. arrived- left
B. arrive- has already left
C. arrived- had already left
D. arrive- leave
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‘haven’t heard from you’ refers to _____________.
A. haven’t hear you saying something
B. didn’t hear your voice
C. didn’t receive news from you