<span>The past perfect tense for this statement should be: “My sister looked
at many dresses before she had chosen the one.” Note that this type of tense
speaks of an action that was accomplished in the past before another event
came. It is formed with the past tense of “to have” plus verb’s past
participle.</span>
A procedural text<span> is a </span>text<span> which gives instructions on how to do something</span>
I am pretty sure the answer is C
Answer:
Choice C. "Last week, construction workers began building a new fire station around the corner."
Choice E. "Sometime last summer, the fruit stand down the street was replaced with a car wash."
Explanation:
In option C and E, we notice phrases addressing specific place of the subject/action and they are; "around the corner" and "stand down the street," respectively. However, we also notice another expression-"over there"- in point D, but it happens to be vague. Therefore, it cannot be considered.
