[ Modal Verbs ]
Do you want me to wait for you? – No, it’s OK. You _____________________ wait.
A. Must
B. Mustn’t
C. Needn’t

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Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous › ViewShe _________ the idea for the story of a wizard at magic school while she _________ on a train to London.
A. was getting / travelled
B. had gotten / had been travelling
C. got / was travelling
D. had gotten / had travelled
Vocabulary › View
hesitating
A. signaled, beckoned, or called
B. in a halting or pausing way; acting with reluctance or uncertainty
C. weak; having little energy
D. completely; totally
Grammar › ViewThis is seeming to be what we’re looking for.
A. correct
B. incorrect
If vs. Whether › View
She asked me … I had finished my homework.
- if
- whether
- if/whether
