[ Modal Verb ]
It’s possible that I’ll come to your party
A. I should come to your party
B. I will come to your party possibly
C. I must come to your party
D. I might come to your party
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Past Tense & Past Continuous Tense › ViewWhen I ______________ the washing-up, I _________ the plate
A. was doing/ broke
B. am doing/ break
C. did/ broke
D. was doing/ break
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The best friends had so much in common they were like two peas in a pod.
What two things are being compared in this
this sentence?
A. friends to peas
B. friends to pods
C. peas to pods
D. best to friends
Conjunctions › ViewChoose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence;
_____ Marco and Eunice partcipated in the first yoga class.
A. nor
B. for
C. yet
D. either
E. both
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My parents expect me ____ with jobs at home.
A. help
B. to help
C. helping