Clark says: “I have studied for my exam”
A. He said he had studied for his exam
B. He said he has studied for my exam
C. He said he was studying for his exam
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Tenses › ViewWhen _ this wonderful skirt?
A. do you design
B. are you designing
C. did you design
D. were you designing
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Devise a sentence using the word ‘indigenous’.
A. The indigenous restaurant served delicious food.
B. The indigenous plants in the garden are thriving.
C. The indigenous people of the region have a rich cultural heritage.
D. I saw an indigenous bird in the forest yesterday.
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A. Although it was raining
B. Even it was raining
C. Despite it was raining
D. Though it was raining
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Which of the following is an uncountable noun?
A. sand
B. water
C. air
D. sugar