You can’t take my phone … me without asking.
A. for
B. at
C. from
D. on
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Modal Verbs › ViewYou failed the match. It’s possible that you were out of practice.
A. You might have been out of practice.
B. You should have been out of practice
C. You can have been out of practice.
D. You must have been out of practice
Present Perfect Tense › View
My father _______ tennis for 5 years.
A. haven’t played
B. hasn’t played
C. haven’t playing
D. hasn’t never played
Grammar › ViewSince this the simplest and yet effective way to start a business.Which of the below is the best way to re-write this sentence?
A. This is the simplest and most effective way to start a business.
B. Since this is the simplest and best effective way to start a business.
C. This is the most simple and most effective way to start a business.
D. Since this is the most simple and most effective way to start a business.
Past Tense › View
Martin Odegaard, from Norway __________ (become) a professional footballer at fifteen and __________ (score) great goals for his club.
A. becoming, scored
B. become, scoring
C. became, scored
D. becomes, scored