A feeling of being sure that what you are saying you believe to be true.
A. Adherence
B. Petulant
C. Adequate
D. Conviction
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Modal Verbs › ViewShe _____ well when she first got her driving licence, but she _____ it by now
A. couldn’t drive / must have learnt
B. didn’t have to drive / will be able to learn
C. isn’t able to drive / must learn
D. wasn’t able to drive / shouldn’t have learnt
Grammar › View
What are you doing with that tape measure?
A. I am measure the living room.
B. I’m measuring the living room.
C. I measure the living room.
D. I’m measure the living room.
Modal Verbs › ViewRewrite the sentence using modal verbs:
It is the best thing for you to ask for help when you don’t understand a lesson.
A. You might ask for help when you don’t understand a lesson.
B. You should ask for help when you don’t understand a lesson.
C. You can ask for help when you don’t understand a lesson.
D. You don’t need to ask for help when you don’t understand a lesson.
Grammar : can, could and be able to › View
If you tell him your problem he might _____ help you.
A. could
B. can
C. be able to