To put emphasis on duration of an action and finished in the past before another past action, usually with since or for.
A. Past Pefect
B. Past Perfect Continuous
C. Past Simple

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First Conditional Sentence › ViewMake sentences using the first conditional.
I / wake up early / go to the gym
A. If I will wake up early, I´ll go to the gym.
B. If I wake up early, I go to the gym.
C. If I wake up early, I´ll go to the gym.
D. If I woke up early, I won´t go to the gym.
Subject Verb Agreement › View
Anyone, at any age, _____ to floss.
A. need
B. needs
Subordinating Conjunctions › ViewIn the sentences below, identify the subordinating conjunction of time or place. “We waited until the storm ended.”
A. We
B. Until
C. Storm
D. Ended
Continuous Tenses › View
Dad said that we ….. the task this afternoon
A. shall complete
B. should complete
C. should be completing
D. should have completed
