[ Past Modals ]
There is a lot of traffic this morning. I ________ to work.
A. should have drove
B. shouldn’t have drove
C. should have driven
D. shouldn’t have driven
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A. would
B. get used to
C. be used to
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A. which
B. who
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B. Neither the chair nor the sofa were comfortable.
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D. Neither the chair nor the sofa be comfortable.
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Identify a verb in the sentence: She reached down for the mop.
A. reached
B. down
C. for
D. mop