[ Modals and Modal Perfects ]
He could have become a doctor.
A. He didn’t become a doctor.
B. He became a doctor.
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Vocabulary › ViewChoose the best antonym for the underlined word:
earnest about their health
A. serious
B. foolish
C. curious
D. worried
Vocabulary › View
What does the word ‘beckon’ mean?
A. To use your finger/hand to ask someone to come towards you
B. A man who’s never been married
C. A drink (of any type)
D. To come to an agreement about how much of one thing to exchange for how much of another
Simple Present Tense › ViewNational Geographic always ______ beautiful natural landscape.
A. Presents
B. Presented
C. Present
D. To present
Verb Tenses › View
. Choose the correct progressive tense: He (read) a book right now.
A. was reading
B. reads
C. is reading
D. readed