[ Present Tense ]
Choose the sentence has a similar meaning: Charles and his father are exactly alike appearance.
A. Charles looks just like his father.
B. Charles is looking like his father.
C. Charles is alike his father.
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Modal Verbs › ViewIt’s necessary for you to go home early tonight.
A. You may go home early tonight.
B. You mustn’t go home early tonight.
C. You shouldn’t go home early tonight.
D. You need to go home early tonight.
Grammar › View
Emily: ________ you walk to school yesterday?
Clerk: Yes, I ________.
A. Did; walked
B. Did; walk
C. Did; did
D. Do; did
Prepositions › ViewHe was sitting … the tree when it started raining.
A. above
B. under
C. between
D. like
Tenses › View
Fill in the blank: She (to study) when I called her.
A. studied
B. will study
C. was studying
D. is studying