[ Vocabulary ]
This word means “unusual” or “happening out of order”
A. regal
B. irregular
C. invincible
D. regular
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Tenses › ViewI wasn’t very busy. I _______ much to do.
A. didn’t have
B. wasn’t having
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Tomorrow at noon, the students …. their final exam.
A. are taking
B. will be taking
C. take
D. were taking
Modal Verbs › ViewHe … be in class. I saw him at the library a minute ago.
A. must
B. might
C. can’t
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A：How much ＿＿＿ does your sister drink a day? B：Eight glasses. A：Wow, she drinks a lot.
A. cups of tea
B. glasses of milk
C. drinks
D. water