(be / you) _____ at school last week?
A. Were you
B. Did you
C. Have you been
D. Has you been
E. Was you
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Grammar › ViewWe can put a number before uncountable nouns, for example:
I have got ten milks.
A. True
B. False
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Use _____ to talk about things that will happen soon.
A. be likely to
B. be about to
C. will be able to
D. will/won’t
Vocabulary › ViewWhich scenario best represents the word “deference”?
A. Adam eagerly shared his toys with his friends.
B. Tina insisted on having her way in every decision.
C. Maria always listened to her grandmother’s advice respectfully.
D. Jack ignored his teacher’s instructions and did as he pleased.
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She didn’t come to the party yesterday. She _____.
A. may forget the address
B. must have been forgotten the address
C. must forget the address
D. must have forgotten