[ Present Perfect Continuous ]
they / learn English for two years
A. they learn English for two years
B. they has been English for two years
C. They have been learning English for two years
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the complete predicate of this sentence?
Some people attend baseball games.
A. some people
B. baseball games
C. people attend
D. attend baseball games
Simple Tenses › View
He _ (run) in the race yesterday.
A. run
B. runs
C. ran
D. will run
Vocabulary & Grammar › ViewThe first book _____ in what year?
A. is published
B. was published
C. did publish
Tenses › View
Which tense is used to describe an action that was recently completed and has relevance to the present?
A. Present Perfect
B. Past Perfect
C. Future Perfect
D. Past Continuous