[ Grammar-Present Continuous-Sentence Making ]
Make “Affirmative” sentence.
They swim in the pool.
A. They’re swimming in the pool.
B. They is swimming in the pool.
C. They’re swim in the pool.
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A. know
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A. must
B. should
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses the past continuous tense to describe an interrupted action.
A. I am eating breakfast when you called.
B. I eat breakfast when you called.
C. I was eating breakfast when you called.
D. I will be eating breakfast when you called.