[ Modals ]
He … your car. I’m sure it was someone else.
A. can’t have destroyed
B. might not have destroyed
C. shouldn’t have destroyed
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Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewSiska …. the math in Province.
A. lost
B. win
C. celebrated
D. won
Accept x Except › View
Nothing can’t stop you to be better … you allow it.
- accept
- except
Subject Verb Agreement › View
Which of the following is an example of a singular subject with a singular verb?
A. The Smiths drive to work.
B. We are about to leave for school.
C. My brothers were reading books.
D. Father always drives to work.
Infinitives and Gerunds › View
They plan ___ a road trip next month.
A. to take
B. taking