“We weren’t at school yesterday”, Gina said. She said…
A. they hadn’t been at school the day before.
B. we hadn’t been at school the day before.
C. they hadn’t been at school yesterday.
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Stative Verbs and Tenses › ViewDifferentiate between a stative verb and a dynamic verb with examples.
A. Stative verb example: ‘run’ (She runs every day)
B. Dynamic verb example: ‘think’ (She is thinking about her future)
C. Stative verb example: ‘eat’ (She eats breakfast every morning)
D. Stative verb example: ‘believe’ (She believes in ghosts). Dynamic verb example: ‘run’ (She is running in the park).
Adjectives and Articles › View
Which is the superlative form: ‘bright, brighter, ___’?
A. brightest
B. brightestest
C. brighterest
D. brighting
Modal Verbs › ViewShe ___ finish her project on time.
A. might
B. shall
C. must
D. can
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Others ___ not like tuna pie.
A. does
B. do
C. did