‘Let’s work out the solution together!’ Peter says.
A. Peter suggested working out the solution together
B. Peter suggested that working out the solution together.
C. Peter suggested should work out the solution together.
D. Peter suggested to working out the solution together.
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- lend
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What verb tense is in this sentence?
“I saw Spongebob the Musical on Saturday.”
A. past
B. present
C. future
Tenses › ViewWhile Tom (drive) ………………………………………… to work yesterday, he (see) ………………………………………… Mary. He (offer) ………………………………………… to give her a lift.
A. were driving; saw; offered
B. drove; saw; offered
C. was driving; saw; offered
D. had been driving; saw; offered
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Which sentence has NO past tense verb ERRORS?
A. She pulled down a book off of the shelf.
B. He learned how to read at a young age.
C. The children talkt to each other at recess.
D. The teacher handed us our test papers.