[ Modal Verbs ]
“Nancy bought some food for the party.” – “She ___, we have plenty.”
A. needn’t have bought
B. doesn’t have to
C. didn’t need to
D. needn’t
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewAlthough she was untidy, April did not complain because she was a ___ friend.
a. dear
b. deer
Grammar › View
Which one of the sentences is written in past tense?
A. The students must read Chapter 2 for homework.
B. I read the end of the novel last night.
C. I have been reading a novel a week.
D. Greg seems to be making progress.
Vocabulary › ViewThe word waif means a homeless child.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Articles › View
………. Times is one of ………. most famous newspapers in ………. world.
A. x/ the/ the
B. The/ the/ the
C. x/ x/ the
D. x/ the/ x