[ Past Simple Tense ]
odd one out
A. played
B. watched
C. learned
D. went

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Tenses › ViewBy the time we finish the meeting, I ___ for six hours straight.
A. will have talked
B. talked
C. have talked
D. talk
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I ________ tea, I prefer coffee.
A. don’t drink
B. ‘m not drink
Grammar › ViewI saw ___ yesterday.
A. she
B. hers
C. we
D. her
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Differentiate between ‘for’ and ‘since’ in terms of time expressions.
A. ‘For’ is used for specific dates; ‘since’ is used for general time periods.
B. ‘For’ and ‘since’ can be used interchangeably in all contexts.
C. ‘For’ indicates duration; ‘since’ indicates a starting point.
D. ‘For’ indicates a starting point; ‘since’ indicates duration.