[ Modals for Ability, Possibility and Permission ]
Which sentence hasn’t got the same meaning of the others?
A. It’s sometimes possible to park near the school.
B. You might not find somewhere to park near the school.
C. You may find somewhere to park near the school.
D. You couldn’t park near the school.
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Present and Past Simple Tense › ViewIt _______ a lot in Ranong, Thailand.
A. is rain
B. is not rain
C. rains
D. rain
Present Perfect Tense › View
We _____ just seen her.
A. has
B. have
C. haven’t
Vocabulary › ViewHe didn’t want to get his hair cut but agreed to do so under ___.
A. prowess
B. duress
Grammar › View
‘Do you know the meaning of this word?’ ‘No, but I’ll _____________ in the dictionary.’
A. Look it up
B. Look up it
C. Look up
D. Be looking up it