[ Verb + Infinitive or Gerund ]
Which is the right form to use: He needs (to study / studying) for his exams.
A. studying
B. to study
C. to studying
D. study
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Modal Verbs › View______________ describe a sort of obligation where you have a choice.
A. Must and have to
B. Should and ought to
C. Will and would
D. Shall and should
E. Can and may
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there is nothing ___ traveling abroad
A. more interesting than
B. more interesting as
C. as interesting than
D. the most interesting than
Grammar › ViewI think ………. come at the meeting tomorrow.
A. I will
B. I will to
C. I will be going to
D. I will to going to
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Which sentence correctly expresses a general future plan?
A. We hope starting a new project soon.
B. We hope to start a new project soon.
C. We hope to starting a new project soon.