[ Present or Past Tenses ]
What is the correct form of the verb ‘to drink’ in past tense?
A. Drank
B. Drinking
C. Drinked
D. Drink
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Modals › View“Slower traffic keep right”
means:
A. You had better drive slowly.
B. You are supposed to drive on the right
C. You must drive on the right side very slowly.
D. You are to drive on the right if you are slow.
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Who makes you ______ ?
A. to laugh
B. laughing
Modal Verbs › ViewBenjamin and Zoe are planning a surprise party. Choose the correct sentence to help them:
A. She must to leave now.
B. She must leave now.
C. She must leaving now.
D. She must leaves now.
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I wouldn’t say that to him if I ________ you.
A. am
B. would be
C. was
D. were