Oh, no! My car I________!
A. Has disappeared
B. Disappeared
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Preposition › ViewWhat type of preposition is the preposition in this sentence? A bird flew into the clean window.
A. time
B. movement
C. place
D. origin
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Both of the runners broke _____ previous records.
A. his or her
B. their
C. our
D. your
Present Simple Tense › ViewMy mother (teach) ……… English at a high school.
A. teach
B. teaches
C. is teach
D. teachs
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When is simple past continuous tense used?
A. Simple past continuous tense is used for future actions
B. Simple past continuous tense is used to describe completed actions in the present
C. Simple past continuous tense is used to express habitual actions in the past
D. Simple past continuous tense is used when we want to emphasize the duration or continuous nature of an action in the past.