1. He was seen bitten by a dog. 2. He was seen to be bitten by a dog. 3 He was seen being bitten by a dog. Which of the above sentence is correct?

She takes all day to get out of the bathroom. The above sentence is quoted from Practical English Usage , 2nd edition. There is no context. Can anyone tell me what it really means?

Ben John and I want to go to the movies later. Would you like to join us? Tiffany: __, but I have to go to the restaurant and have dinner with my family. Maybe next time. (A) Yes (B) Sorry Which choice is correct?

1. Kevin rode ___ a van to the market. 2. Jack took his girlfriend to ride ___ a boat. Which preposition should I use to fill in the above blanks, in or on?

1. __ the afternoon of Easter 2. __ the afternoon of July 4th Which preposition should I use to fill in the above blanks, in or on?

all, each, every, and both (and maybe some others with the same sort of inclusive meaning) are all less than optimal as subjects of a negated verb. What does less than optimal mean?

I spnet two hours doing my homework. I took two hours to do my homework. What's the difference in meaning between the above two sentences?

He needn't go although he wanted to. Is the above sentence acceptable? Can we use modal need with past time reference?

1. a chicken/goos/duck egg 2. a chicken's/goose's/duck's egg Which expression is correct, #1 or #2?

He ___ a diary last year. (A) was keeping (B) kept Which choice is correct?