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Sara Saad Posted 12 years ago
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My uncle really liked his old car . He -------------- it for ten years before he decided to get rid of it ( had had )
Khalid really likes his new leather jacket . He ( wear) ------------ it every day since he bought it Has been wearing ?
Mum: Where is your brother ?
Ahmad: He is watching TV.
Mum : How long has he been watching TV?
Ahmad: For two hours.
Mum: (he,watch)________ TV for the entire morning! Tell him to turn it off now!
Ahmad: Ok. Don’t get mad at me. (I, watch, not) ____ TV for three hours
Has been watching / I am not watching
Khalid really likes his new leather jacket . He ( wear) ------------ it every day since he bought it Has been wearing ?
Mum: Where is your brother ?
Ahmad: He is watching TV.
Mum : How long has he been watching TV?
Ahmad: For two hours.
Mum: (he,watch)________ TV for the entire morning! Tell him to turn it off now!
Ahmad: Ok. Don’t get mad at me. (I, watch, not) ____ TV for three hours
Has been watching / I am not watching
Top answer
OK except as noted. My uncle really liked his old car . He -------------- it for ten years before he decided to get rid of it ( had had ) Not wrong, but just 'had' is more natural.
- OK except as noted.
- My uncle really liked his old car .
- He -------------- it for ten years before he decided to get rid of it ( had had ) Not wrong, but just 'had' is more natural.
- The 'before' makes the sequence of events clear.
- Khalid really likes his new leather jacket .
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OK except as noted.
My uncle really liked his old car . He -------------- it for ten years before he decided to get rid of it ( had had ) Not wrong, but just 'had' is more natural. The 'before' makes the sequence of events clear.
Khalid really likes his new leather jacket . He ( wear) -----
My uncle really liked his old car . He -------------- it for ten years before he decided to get rid of it ( had had ) Not wrong, but just 'had' is more natural. The 'before' makes the sequence of events clear.
Khalid really likes his new leather jacket . He ( wear) -----
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