The last time they were in Paris was in 2003.
A. They weren’t in Paris since 2003.
B. They hadn’t been in Paris since 2003.
C. They haven’t been in Paris since 2003.
D. They haven’t been in Paris from 2003.
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Grammar and Sentence Structure › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses subject-verb agreement?
A. The team play well together.
B. The team plays well together.
C. The team were playing well together.
D. The team have played well together.
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Identify the adverbial clause in the following sentence:
“When Mary Lennox was sent to Misselthwaite manor to live with her uncle, everybody said she was the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen.”
A. When Mary Lennox was sent to Misselthwaite manor to live with her uncle
B. everybody said
C. she was the most disagreeable-looking child
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A. They shouldn’t have bought so many lottery tickets.
B. They should have not bought so many lottery tickets.
C. They shouldn’t of wasted their money on the lottery.
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Lucy ran into her classmates while she __________ for the groceries.
A. shopped
B. has shopped
C. was shopping
D. is shopping