[ Modal and Auxiliary Verbs ]
Which sentence has a modal showing possibility?
A. There are many cats that would make good pets.
B. He will be at home tonight.
C. It might rain tomorrow.
D. We should take him a card.
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Tenses › ViewStudents … all the novels for class well in advance, but still … a good result at the test.
A. read, weren’t getting
B. read, didn’t get
C. had read, didn’t get
Grammar › View
What is the indirect of He says, ” I have been studying for three hours.”
A. He says that he had been studying for three hours.
B. He says that he has been studying for three hours.
C. He said that I have been studying for three hours.