[ Modal Verbs ]
You (give) the dog short orders, they will learn their meaning.
A. have to
B. should
C. must
D. mustn’t
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Ice melts if you leave it in the Sun.
A. First Conditional
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Choose the prepositional phrase in the sentence. Running hard, I caught the ball against the fence and threw it home.
A. Running hard
B. threw it home
C. against the fence
D. I caught ball
Past Tenses › ViewComplete the sentence: “When I ______ (reach) the station, the train had already left.”
A. reached
B. was reaching
C. had reached
D. had been reaching
E. reach
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belong to; be part of (categories)
A. Fall in
B. Fall for
C. fall into
D. Fall of