[ Modal Verb ]
It’s against the law to drop litter in the street
A. It is allowed to drop litter in the street
B. It is not allowed dropping litter in the street
C. You don’t have to drop litter in the street
D. You mustn’t drop litter in the street
Random Topics:
Verbs - third personWill or Going toComparisions-ing / InfinitiveGiving and Asking for AbilityPrepotitionsVerb FormPassivisationPast Perfect SimplePast TenseOther quiz:
Grammar and Sentence Structure › ViewIdentify the phrase in the following sentence: “Walking through the park, she enjoyed the cool breeze.”
A. Walking through the park
B. she enjoyed
C. the cool breeze
D. she enjoyed the cool breeze
Grammar - Future Action › View
Sally _________ her aunt every week.
A. visits
B. will visit
C. visited
Vocabulary › ViewA root that means: to pull
A. ject
B. port
C. struct
D. tract
Passive Voice and Modals › View
The last bus __________________________ by my sister.
A. had been miss
B. had been missed
C. had been missing
D. have been missed