Mum and Dad are both busy. Mum is ………………. (cook) lunch and Dad ……………(vacuum) the carpets.
A. is cooking/is vacuuming
B. are cooking/ are vacuuming
C. cooks/vacuums
D. is cooking/ vacuums
Select your answer:
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Tenses › View. Differentiate: What is the difference between ‘has eaten’ and ‘had eaten’?
A. ‘Has eaten’ indicates a future action while ‘had eaten’ indicates a present action.
B. ‘Has eaten’ refers to a recent action with present relevance, while ‘had eaten’ refers to a completed action before another past event.
C. ‘Has eaten’ is used for actions that will happen, and ‘had eaten’ is for ongoing actions.
D. ‘Has eaten’ refers to a past action with no relevance, while ‘had eaten’ indicates a future action.
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The word “opponent” in this sentence is a:
A. adverb
B. noun
C. pronoun
D. adjective