Goals<span> that take a </span>long<span> time to achieve are called </span>long-term goals<span>. Find out more about them. A </span>short-term goal<span> is something you want to do in the near future. The near future can mean today, this week, this month, or even this year.</span>
I feel like this is conditional but I'm not too sure, I would go with A because it is a perfect past tense while D is simple past tense (I would use D is normal conversation though)
D would be like answering a question "what did you do last night?" "I went to bed two hours before it started raining"
A is like you're telling someone what you have already done using active voice "I had gone to bed two hours before it started raining"
Take what you will from this, my friend. Sorry I can't be more of a help
Could you provided the statements please, so I can answer the question.
Answer:
C.A state university
Explanation:
The term open university usually refers to a university with an open-door academic policy, i.e. no entry requirements. That is why open universities are usually ”open” to all students. The initial thought behind open universities was to make higher education accessible for everyone.
Because the author decides to use transit. to make it easier