[ Future Tenses ]
‘There’s someone’s at the door.’
A. ‘OK. I’m getting it.’
B. ‘OK. I’ll get it.’
C. ‘OK. I’m going to get it.’
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Grammar › ViewFind the noun in the sentence “Light from the sun brightens Connor’s day.”
A. Light
B. from
C. brightens
D. Connor’s
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Choose the sentence that uses the superlative correctly.
A. McDonald’s food is the worst.
B. McDonald’s food is worst.
C. McDonald’s food is worser.
I stayed late at the office _____ I could complete the project.
A. because
B. unless
C. so that
D. until
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What modal is NOT used to express possibility?
A. could
B. should
C. may
D. might