A: Peter in the accounts department retired yesterday.
B: He ________ permanently yesterday. I saw him at his desk only this morning.
A: Oh well, he had his retirement presentation yesterday, but perhaps that was because the chairman was here. Maybe he is leaving on Friday.
A. can’t have left
B. ought not to leave
C. hasn’t left
D. needn’t have left
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A. the assistant principal
B. was busy
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Which type of sentence is a command, the subject of you is implied or understood, and it can end with either a period or exclamation mark?
A. Declarative
B. Exclamatory
C. Imperative
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The children ___ going to watch a movie.
A. is
B. will
C. are
D. am
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How did you get to school yesterday?
A. I walk to school
B. I am walking to school
C. I walked to school
D. I will walk to school