Which sentence talks about a completed action in a indefinite time in the past?
A. I went to London in 2010.
B. I was in London in 2010.
C. I have been to London.
D. I went to London.
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Gerunds in Sentences › ViewIn the sentence “He is interested in learning new languages,” what is the function of the gerund?
A. Direct object
B. Simple subject
C. Object of a preposition
D. Predicate nominative
Grammar › View
A: ___ is the briefcase?
B: It ___ 200 dollars, but it ___ 100 dollars before.
A. How much/is/was
B. How many/is/was
C. How much/was/is
D. How much/is/is
Future Tenses › ViewWhat does the future continuous tense describe?
A. It describes actions that are currently happening.
B. It describes actions that will be in progress at a future time.
C. It describes actions that will not happen at all.
D. It describes actions that happened in the past.
Prepositions › View
Her style is the ___ her older sister’s.
A. depends on
B. same as
C. outside of
D. interested in