A: Who's at the door? B: I don't know; it ...

[ Modal Verbs ]

A: Who’s at the door? B: I don’t know; it … be John.

A. must

B. might

C. can’t

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Modals of Necessity and Suggestion Passive Voice - Past Simple Exclamation Gerunds, Infinitives and Participles Preposition (at,in,on)Passive Voice - Present Tenses Action, Helping & Linking Verbs Gender and Grammar Present Perfect or Past Simple Subject Verb Agreement and Verb Tenses

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Choose the word that is not a preposition.

A. Down
B. Decide
C. During
D. Except

Present Perfect Tense › View

Differentiate between past simple and present perfect: ‘He went to the store’ (past simple) or ‘He has gone to the store’ (present perfect)?

A. The past simple is always used with a time expression, while the present perfect is used without one.

B. The past simple is used for actions that are still happening, while the present perfect is used for completed actions.

C. The past simple focuses on a specific time in the past when the action happened, while the present perfect emphasizes the result or current relevance of the action.

D. The past simple is used for general life experiences, while the present perfect is used for specific events.

Grammar › View

Choose the correct answer:

I don’t remember ever ________ winds this strong around here before.

A. to see

B. seeing

C. would see

Future Tenses › View

She ……… her brother’s birthday party next Saturday.

A. is going to attend

B. attends

C. will attending

D. attended