[ Modals ]
It is a long journey and there may not be any restaurants on the way. You ——– something before you leave.
A. might have eaten
B. would eat
C. had better eat
D. are able to eat
E. must have eaten
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adept __?__
A. at
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Identify the correct verb form: “Stop boasting about your achievements; you ………….. about them for an hour now!”
A. had talked
B. have talked
C. had been talking
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A. a
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In the sentence from question 1: “This book was bought by John.”
“this book” is…
A. the subject
B. the object
C. the verb
D. the agent