13) When we talk about TRUE STATEMENTS we
use:
a) Past Simple Tense
b) Present Simple...
English, 21.05.2020 23:02 skaterwolf1317
13) When we talk about TRUE STATEMENTS we
use:
a) Past Simple Tense
b) Present Simple Tense
c) Present Continuous Tense
d) Present Perfect Tense
Answers: 1
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