[ Vocabulary ]
The meaning of walk in…
A. to enter and walk around in.
B. to sit.
C. to give something to each person.
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Simple Past Tense › ViewI . . . some natural water in department store yesterday.
A. Buy
B. Bought
C. Buyed
D. Buying
Past Participle › View
Drink
A. Drank
B. Dranked
C. Drunk
What is the main function of the modal auxiliary ‘needn’t’?
A. Expressing obligation
B. Forming passive tenses
C. Expressing possibility
D. Asking for permission
Past Participle › View
Have you ever ____ (ride) on a roller coaster?
A. riddes
B. ridded
C. riding
D. ridden