It ______ have been my wife who moved it. She ...

[ Modals in the Past ]

It ______ have been my wife who moved it. She has the other key. But perhaps it was stolen…

A. might

B. must

C. can’t

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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I can’t … how to solve this problem. … you … me with it?

A. figured out, will … help

B. figures out, will help

C. figure out, will … help

D. figure out, won’t … help

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Which sentence uses the word “absence” correctly?

A. When you are absence from school, you should find out what you missed.

B. Celia has some work to make up due to her absence yesterday.

C. My teacher marks me as “absence” if I get to class five or more minutes late.

D. Because it is an absence day, I do not have to go to school.

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Where does the comma belong in the sentence?

“Although I eat raw meat I have never gotten sick.”

A. Although I eat raw meat, I have never gotten sick.
B. Although, I eat raw meat I have never gotten sick.
C. Although I eat raw meat I have, never gotten sick.
D. Sick gotten never have I meat raw eat, I although.

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You …… done it.

A. Hadn’t

B. Hasn’t

C. Wasn’t

D. Won’t