[ Phrasal Verb ]
(of trains) arrive
A. pull through
B. pull in
C. pull down
D. pull oneself together
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Modal Verbs › ViewWhat modal verb is used to express the necessity of dressing appropriately according to the dress code?
A. could
B. would
C. must
D. may
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“Mr. Albert hasn’t decided where to go his vacation.”
“…”
A. so have they
B. I haven’t also
C. Either have I
D. Neither have I
Indirect Speech › ViewSally said, “I am leaving tomorrow.”
A. Sally said that she is leaving tomorrow.
B. Sally said that she was leaving tomorrow.
C. Sally said that she is leaving the next day.
D. Sally said that she was leaving the next day.
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General truths
A. I love this purse.
B. She is always eating rice.
C. Plants give us oxygen.
D. I am working hard now.