[ Present Perfect Tense ]
Has she arrived here?
The positive form of the sentence above is ….
A. She have arrive here
B. She has arrive here
C. She have arrived here
D. She has arrived here
Select your answer:
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Simple Present Tense with Adverb of Frequency › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses the adverb of frequency?
A. I never am late to school.
B. I am always late to school.
C. I go often to the gym.
D. He don’t usually eat breakfast.
Past Continuous › View
We were in a difficult situation. We ____ what to do.
A. didn’t know
B. were not knowing
C. not know