[ Modal Verbs ]
You ………. drink if you’re going to drive afterwards.
A. mustn’t
B. don’t have to
C. ought not to
D. shouldn’t
Random Topics:
Determiners & QuantifiersDegree of ComparisonGrammar, adverbs of frequency placementPresent Tense vs Past TenseParallelism and Subject Verb AgreementGrammar - Present Perfect with for and sincePronouns and AntecedentsPhrase and ClausePresent Continous TenseAdverbial Clause of Cause and EffectOther quiz:
Vocabulary & Grammar › View. What does “disappointed” mean?
A. Disappointed means feeling sad or displeased because something did not happen as expected.
B. Experiencing joy from unexpected results
C. Being indifferent to an outcome
D. Feeling happy about a surprise
Grammar › View
He ____ lunch yet.
A. hasn’t eaten
B. haven’t eaten
C. isn’t eaten
D. hasn’t ate
Conjunction › ViewThey played all day, __ they went to bed earlier.
A. But
B. Nor
C. So
Tenses › View
He ________ here a few minutes ago.
A. comes
B. came
C. has come
D. come