[ 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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Modals in The Past › ViewShe …. left her phone at school. Or perhaps she left it on the bus.
A. can’t have
B. might have
C. must have
Modals of Obligation and Permission › View
I _____ forget to take my library books back on the way home.
A. mustn’t
B. don’t have to
C. have to
Auxiliary and Modal Verbs › ViewWhat 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