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Tenses, recounts, and comparisons quiz.

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Tenses, recounts, and comparisons quiz.

by FATIMAH RATNA SARI
1

She ___ to the store yesterday.

2

They were ___ TV when the power cut.

3

In a recount, events are described in the order they ___.

4

A narrative text is mainly to ___ a story.

5

The word 'bigger' is a ___ form.

6

The word 'tallest' is a ___ form.

7

She ___ to the party last night.

8

We ___ to the park when it started to rain.

9

Complete the chain: good, better, ___.

10

Which sentence is in past continuous?

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Past simple of 'go'. The word indicates a completed action yesterday.

Past continuous uses 'was/were' + verb+ing to describe ongoing action at a past time.

Recounts present events in chronological order: what happened, what came next.

Narratives aim to tell or convey a story.

Comparative form compares two items.

Superlative form compares one thing to all others.

Past simple of 'come' for a completed action.

Past continuous shows an ongoing action interrupted by another event.

The standard sequence is good → better → best.

Past continuous uses was/were + verb-ing to describe an ongoing action at a past moment.

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