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Versant English Test

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Core Grammar

Choose the correct verb form: 'By the time we arrived, the meeting ___ already started.'

  1. Ahas
  2. Bwas
  3. Chave
  4. DhadCorrect

Why: The past perfect 'had started' describes an action completed before another past action ('arrived'). 'Had' is the correct auxiliary here.

Vocabulary in Context

Choose the word that best fits: 'The instructions were so ___ that nobody could follow them.'

  1. Aconfused
  2. Bconfuse
  3. CconfusingCorrect
  4. Dconfusion

Why: An adjective describing the instructions is needed. 'Confusing' describes something that causes confusion; 'confused' would describe a person who feels it.

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SectionsCore Grammar · Vocabulary in Context · Word Forms · Connectors & Prepositions · Usage Errors
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LanguagesEnglish
SourcePearson

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