[ Dependent Prepositions ]
– I don’t have money to eat out
– Don’t worry, I’ll pay …. you
A. for
B. to
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A. can / would rather
B. could / should
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What is the subject in the sentence? My sister ate my banana.
A. ate
B. My sister
C. ate my banana
D. banana
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A. are going to like
B. will like
C. is going to like
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Which modal verb expresses a conditional situation or a formal request?
A. would
B. could
C. will
D. should