Topics: Grammar and Vocabularies
Are you for or ——- this proposition?
A. with
B. opposite
C. against
D. at
Select your answer:
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Present Perfect and Past Tenses › ViewIdentify the sentence that uses the simple past and past perfect correctly:
A. After he had eaten, he went to bed.
B. He was eating when she had arrived.
C. Before the movie starts, we bought popcorn.
D. They have visited the museum yesterday.
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I ___ dinner at the moment.
A. am cooking
B. cook