The local authority is really strict about protecting that piece of lawn. You….walk around it.
A. mustn’t
B. ought not to
C. shouldn’t
D. don’t have to
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Persuasive TextPast ParticipleCompound Words and SentencesVerb BEGrammar & ReadingPast Narrative Tensesmust/shouldActive and Passive voicePassive SentenceSimple Past vs Past Continuous TenseOther quiz:
Comma › ViewI usually go to the park to ride my bike play catch with my dad and to play on the swings.
A. I usually, ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
B. I usually ride, my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
C. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad and, play on the swings.
D. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
E. No commas needed
Modal Verbs and Permission › View
‘Yes, you can’ is a way to refuse permission.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Grammar › ViewFinish this sentence: “If she had told him about the problem,
A. he would solve it.”
B. he would have solved it.”
C. he would had solved it.”
D. he solved it.”
Verbs with Prepositions and Conjunctions › View
Cats get frightened if you shout ……… them.
A. on
B. in
C. at
D. ?