When the teacher entered the class, we <u>had</u><u> </u><u>finished</u> our work.
Therefore, C - Had Finished is the correct answer.
<h3>Using the right Tense</h3>
The sentence above has two events. They are:
- The teacher entering the class.
Notice that both occurred in the past. The rule of proper use of verbs states that where both events have occurred, and one before the other, the proper tense to use is the past perfect tense.
See the link below for more about Past Perfect Tense:
brainly.com/question/4161654
Answer:
a. to let people know that they will get caught if they don't wear a seatbelt
Explanation:
the caption in the white box says the police are looking out for those not properly wearing a seatbelt. this warns people to wear one or they will get a ticket.
Answer:
It might play a role in the conflict of the story
Explanation:
It was announced on the evening news that the president will visit our city.
The misplaced modifier in the original sentence is the phrase: "on the evening news". It is not clear what exactly that phrase is describing. In order to make it clear that the phrase is modifying when the announcement was made, it needs to follow the verb "announced" instead of "visit".
