[ Modal Verbs ]
An action is not possible (because it is against the rules or for another reason).
A. must
B. can’t
C. musn’t
D. don’t have to
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Grammar › ViewThere aren’t __________ many people that know how ____ climb the mountain.
A. to, to
B. too, to
C. two, too
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“Can I read your newspaper?” “Sorry, I _________ it yet.”
A. haven’t finished
B. didn’t finish
C. hadn’t finished
D. wasn’t finished
Adjectives, Adverbs, and Prepositions › ViewAnalyze the prepositional phrase in this sentence: ‘The cat is under the table.’
A. in the box
B. under the table
C. beside the chair
D. on the table
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Mr. Jack and his son ….. to the beach for a picnic the day after tomorrow.
A. Will go
B. Go
C. Will goes