[ Vocabulary ]
This word means “unusual” or “happening out of order”
A. regal
B. irregular
C. invincible
D. regular
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What are they doing?
A. She is watching t.v., but he is sleeping.
B. They is watchin t.v.
C. He is watching t.v., but she is sleeping.
D. They was sleeping.
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Choose the correct sentence in the interrogative form.
A. Does he go to school every day?
B. He goes to school every day?
C. He does go to school every day?
D. Goes he to school every day?
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