We’ve got … ham. We can’t make any hamburgers.
A. few
B. a few
C. little
D. a little
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Passive Modals in Different Tenses › ViewChange the following sentence to passive voice in present simple tense: They can fix the car.
A. The car can be fixed by them.
B. The car can fix by them.
C. They can be fixing the car.
D. The car can be fixing by them.
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Which transition signal shows consequence? “The water supply was contaminated; ___, the residents were advised to boil water before use.”
A. Moreover
B. Consequently
C. In addition
D. However
Verb Patterns › ViewThey chose ___ about the environment for the project.
A. writing
B. to write
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A: Jim was very clever as a child.
B: Was he really?
A: Oh, yes. By the time he was five, he ____ to read and write.
A. had learned
B. will have learned
C. learned
D. was learning