I have trouble ____ my grammar
A. perfecting
B. to perfect
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Present Tense vs Present Continuous › ViewThe sun (not/shine) brightly today. The sky is about to rain.
A. do not shine
B. not shine
C. is not shining
D. does not shine
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Have you ever played basketball? No, I ___ basketball
A. have never played
B. didn’t play
C. hasn’t played
Grammar › ViewIdentify the best option of past perfect.
A. Before they had arrived at the dinner party, Chad and Bianca have stopped to buy flowers.
B. Before they arrived at the dinner party, Chad and Bianca had stopped to buy flowers.
C. Before they had arrived at the dinner party, Chad and Bianca had stopped to buy flowers.
D. Before they arrived at the dinner party, Chad and Bianca had stoped to buy flowers.
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Identify if the sentence is a simple or a compound sentence:
Cast all your cares upon Him, for he cares for you.
A. simple
B. compound