He once saw an elk and her two new calf.
What is the correct way to write this sentence?
A. He once saw an elk and her two new calfs.
B. He once saw an elks and her two new calf.
C. He once saw some elk and her two new calf.
D. He once saw an elk and her two new calves.
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Past Tense › View-Why did you have a different address last year?
Because I ______ (live) with my aunt over the summer holidays.
A. lived
B. was living
C. had lived
D. had been living
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The next bus leaves at 8 p.m., but I still … a ticket!
A. bought
B. am buying
C. haven’t bought
Tenses › ViewWhich sentence is in the present tense?
A. Wolf enters Mrs Puckett’s property.
B. Wolf will enter Mrs Puckett’s property.
C. Wolf entered Mrs Puckett’s property.
D. Wolves enter Mrs Puckett’s property.
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___________________ are you going to go this holiday? We are going to go to Solo.
A. where
B. which
C. what
D. who