How long ________ drive?
A. can you
B. could you
C. have you been able to
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Verb Patterns › ViewWe appreciate you __________ your insights during the meeting.
A. sharing
B. share
C. to share
D. shared
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He will go to the shop if the class finishes early.
Which best describes the adverb clause?
A. Adverb clause of time
B. Adverb clause of condition
C. Adverb clause of place
D. Adverb clause of purpose
Modal Verbs › ViewTransform the sentence: She is not allowed to drive without a license. (into a sentence using ‘must not’)
A. She should not drive without a license.
B. She is allowed to drive without a license.
C. She must not drive without a license.
D. She must drive without a license.
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He became a champion because he ran the distance __________ of all.
A. much faster
B. faster
C. still faster
D. fastest