[ Vocabulary ]
used to determine if there is enough evidence to require the defendant to stand trail in a felony case
A. information
B. exclusionary rule
C. preliminary hearing
D. arraignment
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Auxiliary VerbsModals of Speculation and DeductionAdverbial Clause of Cause and EffectActive and Passive voiceSimple Present & Present ProgressiveIntensifiers: Really vs VeryGrammar - either...or, neither...norPhrases & Clausesanother/the others/each other/one anotherGrammar: was/wereOther quiz:
Modals › ViewSon: Mom, I don’t want to clean my room. _________________ it right now?
Mother: Yes, right now.
A. Have I to clean
B. Do I must clean
C. Do I have to clean
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Mile ________ that notes for three days.
A. have been written
B. has been written
C. have been writing
D. has been writing
Tenses › ViewMy friends are going _____ this summer.
A. cruise
B. backpacking
C. expedition
D. voyage
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ABSTAIN
A. TO VOLUNTARILY REFRAIN FROM SOMETHING
B. OBVIOUS, EASILY OBSERVED
C. SPOKEN USING WORDS