I have a new friend. Her house is near my house.
A. I have a new friend which house is near my house.
B. I have a new friend whose house is near my house.
C. I have a new friend whose house is near my house.
D. I have a new friend that house is near my house.
E. I have a new friend who house is near my house.
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Modal Auxiliary Verbs › ViewChoose the correct modal verb to be used in the sentence.
When I was young, I _____ play a guitar very well. I won medals and awards.
A. shall
B. will
C. ought to
D. could
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I’m sure the charity event …………….. long to organise because so many people have offered to help.
A. isn’t taking
B. won’t have been taking
C. won’t take
D. isn’t to take
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A. do
B. does
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Identify if the sentence is a simple or a compound sentence:
Cast all your cares upon Him, for he cares for you.
A. simple
B. compound