[ Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Used to ]
____ you ____ England?
A. Have you visited England?
B. Has you visited England?
C. Have you visit England?
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A. had waited
B. had been waiting
C. was waiting
D. waited
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They … in Bali … they moved here.
A. has been, since
B. have been, since
C. has been, for
D. have been, for
Tenses › ViewShe ____ unemployed since she left school.
A. has not been
B. was not
C. is not
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We…..(go) to the supermarket on Sundays.
A. going
B. g
C. goes
D. go