Select your answer:
Random Topics:
Grammar - help/have/let/makeSubject Verb Agreement and TensesConjunctions and PrepositionsAdverbs or AdjectivesGrammar (Adverbs, Prepositions, Prepositional Phrases)Relative ClausesConjunctions, Interjections and DeterminersCollective NounsFirst Conditional, Future Time ClausesCompound Nouns and Compound Adjectives QuestionsOther quiz:
Punctuation › ViewHow would you fix the following sentence?
After you have finished taking out the trash you may watch your favorite show.
A. After you have finished, taking out the trash you may watch your favorite show.
B. After you have finished taking out the trash, you may watch your favorite show.
C. After, you have finished taking out the trash you may watch your favorite show.
D. After you have finished taking out the trash you may watch your favorite show.
Tenses › View
Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect tense?
A. I had seen the movie before it was released.
B. I saw the movie before it was released.
C. I see the movie before it was released.
D. I will see the movie before it was released.