Past perfect, past simple, or present perfect
They ... (live) in this town for 20 years now.
They have lived in this town for 20 years now.
This year, the school ... (clean) every afternoon by the cleaners.
This year, the school is cleaned every afternoon by the cleaners.
The ... (boys - football) is in the garden.
The boys' football is in the garden.
Pick the right conjunction from: because, because of, although, despite, as.
1. ... it was raining heavily,, they continued the match.
Although it was raining heavily,, they continued the match.
He ... (lose) his keys yesterday.
He lost his keys yesterday.
RANDOM QUESTION(S). Answer one of them.
How many hearts does an octopus have?
What do you call a group of crows?
3 hearts
a murder
Choose from: because of, though, despite, as, yet, while, however
1. ... his loneliness, he did not reach out to anyone.
Despite his loneliness, he did not reach out to anyone.
By the time we arrived, the film ... (begin)
By the time we arrived, the film had begun.
The match ... (cancel) because of the heavy rain last Saturday.
The match was cancelled because of the heavy rain last Saturday.
We visited ... (James - grandparents) last weekend.
We visited James's grandparents last weekend.
Last group to stand up loses these points.
-300
She ... (go) home after completing her homework.
She went home after completing her homework.
The paintings ... (steal) from the museum last week.
The paintings were stolen from the museum last week.
That is the ... (children - playground)
That is the children's playground
Choose from: because, despite, however, but, while, yet, as
1. He seems a nice boy, and ... there is something about him I do not trust.
He seems a nice boy, and yet there is something about him I do not trust.
She ... (teach) high school students since 2020.
She has taught high school students since 2020.
The emails are sent every morning at 9 a.m.
The ... (house - roof) was damaged in the storm.
The roof of the house was damaged in the storm.
Choose from: although, despite, however, if, until, as, since
1. I don't like desserts. This carrot cake, ..., is absolutely delicious.
I don't like desserts. This carrot cake, however, is absolutely delicious.