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A. Past Simple
B. Present Perfect
C. Past Continuous
D. Future Simple
Pembahasan :
Present Perfect tense (have/has + past participle) describes actions that began in the past and have a connection to the present. 'I have eaten' means I ate something in the past, and the result is still present. Past Simple describes completed actions, Past Continuous describes actions in progress, and Future Simple describes actions that will happen.
A. A
B. An
C. The
D. No article
Pembahasan :
Generally, we don't use articles before plural nouns unless we are referring to a specific, known plural noun (using 'the'). For example, 'cats' is plural and does not need an article. 'The cats' refers to a specific set of cats.
A. At
B. To
C. From
D. With
Pembahasan :
The preposition 'at' is frequently used to indicate a specific place. 'I am at home' means I am in my house. 'To' indicates direction or destination, 'from' indicates origin, and 'with' indicates accompaniment.
A. I am interested in learn English.
B. I am interested in to learn English.
C. I am interested in learning English.
D. I am interested in learn to English.
Pembahasan :
The correct sentence uses 'learning' as the gerund (verb acting as a noun) after 'in', and the correct article 'the'.
A. Present Simple
B. Past Simple
C. Present Continuous
D. Past Continuous
Pembahasan :
Past Simple tense is used for completed actions in the past. 'I used to play the piano' means I regularly played the piano in the past. 'I play the piano' describes a present habit.
A. Indicates location
B. Indicates time
C. Indicates a relationship between two things
D. Indicates a cause-and-effect relationship
Pembahasan :
'On' in this sentence indicates that the book is located on top of the table. It specifies the position of the book.
A. I have went to the park yesterday.
B. I had gone to the park yesterday.
C. I had went to the park yesterday.
D. I have been to the park yesterday.
Pembahasan :
The past perfect tense (had + past participle) is used to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past. 'I had gone to the park yesterday' indicates that going to the park happened before the time of yesterday.
A. A
B. An
C. The
D. No article
Pembahasan :
General concepts like 'happiness', 'love', 'freedom' are not specific and do not require an article. 'Happiness' is a concept, not a specific thing.
A. Location
B. Time
C. Means or manner
D. Association or accompaniment
Pembahasan :
'With' in this sentence indicates that the speaker went to the store *alongside* their friend. They were accompanying each other.
A. I will visit my grandmother next week.
B. I have finished my homework.
C. She is studying English now.
D. They went to the beach yesterday.
Pembahasan :
The present perfect tense (have/has + past participle) is used to describe actions that started in the past and have a connection to the present. 'I have finished my homework' indicates that I finished my homework recently and it's relevant to the present.