English, asked by harrygill5201, 7 months ago

They______ (walk) ten miles & are resting now. ( use present perfect)

Answers

Answered by madhulika7

3

Answer:

They have walked ten miles and are resting now.

Answered by mathematicalcosmolog

2

Answer:

They have walked ten miles & are resting now.

Formula of Present perfect tense-

Subject+ have /has + past participle form of main verb + object /complement

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 3 months ago

To cover certain distance, car takes 3 hours with the speed of 60 km/hr. How many hours it will take with a speed of 45 km/hr.?

Math, 3 months ago

120 square tiles of equal size were needed to cover a floor area of 270 square metres. What is the length of each tile?

Hindi, 3 months ago

) निम्नलिखित में से जो पदबंध का भेद नहीं है, उसे छाँटिए- (क) संज्ञा पदबंध (ख) सर्वनाम पदबंध (ग) क्रिया पदबंध (घ) पद-परिचय...

English, 7 months ago

How did midas relieved the curse...

Math, 7 months ago

60 cows 96 sheeps 144 goats are taken across a river. There is only one boat and the boatman says that he will take the same number and same kind of animals in each trip. Find the largest number of animals in each trip and number of trips he will make.

Science, 11 months ago

7. While performing experiment with glass slab, a student observed that when a ray of light, on passing from one medium to another medium changes its path in the second medium. According to him this is called a.reflection. c.scattering b.refraction. d.tyndal effect...

Computer Science, 11 months ago

Q1). What are symbols? (in adobe flash) Q2). How will you organize graphic object in your Flash document? Q3). Explain how the content of the stage is organised and how it's change is controlled using Timeline. {Note}=these questions are from chapter Adobe Flash Brainlist question......

English, 11 months ago

Which statement offers the best comparison of the two poems? Each poem deals with the poet’s feelings after the separation from a loved one. Both poets use blank verse to express their feelings of despair and sorrow. One poem uses free verse, while the other is written in blank verse. One poem uses lots of alliteration, while the other relies on apostrophe.