Do you need a break? Yes, we ______ for an hour.
A. practised
B. had practised
C. had been practising
D. have been practising
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Vocabulary › ViewWhich word best completes the following sentence?
The company is fully _______ with all safety regulations, ensuring a secure environment for its employees.
A. compliant
B. boisterous
C. gross
D. partisan
E. limber
Verb Tenses › View
How does the past continuous tense differ from the past simple tense?
A. It indicates an ongoing action in the past.
B. It indicates a completed action in the past.
C. It indicates a future action.
D. It indicates a present action.
Gerunds and Tenses › View. Which sentence correctly uses a gerund as the object of the verb?
A. She enjoys to dance.
B. She enjoys dancing.
C. She enjoys dance.
D. She enjoys danced.
Subject Verb Agreement › View
My family and I …………………. at the cinema.
A. is
B. are
C. am