[ Modals ]
You _________ walk more.
A. should
B. can
C. have to
D. don’t have to
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Grammar › ViewMy friend wants to know if it usually __________ a lot in Lima during the summer.
A. rained
B. would rain
C. rains
D. had rained
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” Yes, that’s true! I refused to help him”
A. Jane refused to help him.
B. Jane agreed that she refused to help him.
C. Jane admitted refusing to help him.
Conjunctions › ViewCombine these sentences: The cake is delicious. The cookies are delicious.
A. The cake and cookies are not delicious.
B. Only the cake is delicious.
C. The cake and the cookies are delicious.
D. The cake is better than the cookies.
Tenses › View
They ___ the movie already; we don’t need to watch it again.
A. watched
B. have watched
C. watch
D. will watch