What does the word ‘cause’ mean?
A. a challenge that the main character or character face
B. something that brings about an effect or a result
C. someone or something that contributes to an accomplishment, result or process.
D. evidence found within a particular text used to support or explain conclusions, opinions, and/or assertions about the text itself
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Prepositions › ViewI was visiting my best friend _____ the hospital.
A. Of
B. At
C. In
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Past simple, past perfect simple or past perfect continuous.
Everyone ___ (already start) eating by the time we ___ (get) home.
A. had already started / got
B. had already been starting / had got
C. already started / had been getting
Tenses › ViewTom, John and Sarah … a meeting tomorrow.
A. are having
B. have
C. is going to have
D. will be having
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Choose the best modal to complete this sentence:
You ___ get some of my oslo papers. I bought a lot of them yesterday.
A. can
B. must
C. may
D. should