[ Time Clauses of Future ]
I/not go/until/finish /my report
A. I don’t go until I finish my report
B. I won’t go until I finish my report
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Does the next example correspond to the Past perfect tense?
He had been doing his homework all weekend.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Formulate a sentence that correctly uses ‘still’ to show continuity.
A. She still read books last night.
B. She will still enjoy reading books tomorrow.
C. She enjoys reading books every evening.
D. She still enjoys reading books every evening.