Topics: Noun Phrases and Verb Phrases
‘I hadn’t been to New York before and neither had Jane.’ Which is the use of ‘had’?
A. emphasis
B. abbreviation
C. interrogation
D. negation
Select your answer:
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Our class painted for many hours in the hot sun.
A. painted
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A. I could eat three pizzas in one sitting.
B. I could fly to the moon next week.
C. I could become a professional basketball player.
D. I could go to the party tomorrow.