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43- Startup English: Tense & Vocabulary Quiz

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Tense rules and startup terms

by APEXIA
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Past perfect is used to:

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Past continuous expresses:

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Choose correct:

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Complete: “We ___ working for hours when the issue occurred.”

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Choose correct:

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(complex) Which is correct?

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(complex) Meaning of: “We had been working for hours when…”

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Choose correct:

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Vocabulary: “Scale fast” =

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“Secure funding” =

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“Pivot your strategy” =

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“Bring an idea to life” =

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(complex) A. Startups must pivot their strategy to scale fast

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“Take risks” =

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(complex) A. Entrepreneurs take risks to bring ideas to life

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Past perfect marks an action that happened before another past moment.

Past continuous sets the scene or ongoing background action.

Interrupting action typically uses past simple; past continuous is ongoing when another action occurs.

We use past perfect continuous to show duration before a past event.

Past perfect shows completion before another past action.

Main event in past simple; crash is a past simple action.

Past perfect continuous emphasizes duration before a past moment.

Continuous form requires had been + -ing.

Startup context: scale fast means grow quickly.

To secure funding means to obtain investment.

Pivot means to change direction or strategy.

Bringing an idea to life means making it real.

This option matches purpose/structure for a correct sentence.

Taking risks involves accepting uncertainty.

Correct structure: subject + verb + infinitive to convey purpose.

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