A ____ noun refers to more than one person, place, thing or idea.
A. singular
B. plural
C. compound
D. Non count
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Can, Could, May, Might › ViewWhat are you doing tonight? (I am 100% sure.)
A. I might watch TV.
B. I’m going to watch TV.
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Only the brave deserve the reward. (Change to negative)
A. Nothing but the brave deserve the reward.
B. None but the brave deserve the reward.
C. Only the brave don’t deserve the reward.
D. Nothing but the brave don’t deserve the reward.
Grammar › ViewThe driver is thought ………………….. on the phone when the accident took place.
A. he was talking
B. to talk
C. to have been talking
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Which sentence uses the correct verb tense?
A. I have tried all the types of Girl Scout Cookies.
B. I am tried all the types of Girl Scout Cookies.
C. I been trying all the types of Girl Scout Cookies.
D. I have been tried all the types of Girl Scout Cookies.