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Grammar › ViewWhich singular noun does not change in its plural form:
A. tiger
B. goose
C. deer
D. dog
Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous Tense › View
Helen ______________ (not feel) well for two days when I _______________ (visit) her last Sunday.
A. did not feel, visited
B. did not feel, had been visiting
C. had not been feeling, visited
D. doesn’t feel, visits
