Topics: Past Tenses
When is it appropriate to use past continuous for irritation?
A. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when expressing a wish.
B. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when describing a future action.
C. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when stating a fact.
D. It is appropriate to use past continuous for irritation when describing an ongoing annoying action in the past.
Select your answer:
Random Topics:
Future FormsConjunctionOn, At, ByTransitional WordsTenses, Determiners & Subject Verb AgreementInfinitive GerundGrammar and Sentence CorrectionPast ParticiplesInfinitives or GerundsGerunds & Infinitives + VocabularyOther quiz:
Modal Verbs of Possibility › ViewHe always gets good marks. He ___ be a very clever student.
A. must
B. might
C. can’t
D. could
Grammar › View
There is no turning back once you walk out of this office.
A. abandon
B. desert
C. leave
D. evacuate