[ Modals in The Past ]
I wanted to park in front of the bank, but there was a `No parking’ sign.
A. I was allowed to park in front of the bank.
B. I wasn’t allowed to park in front of the bank.
C. I didn’t want to park in front of the bank.
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Present Perfect › ViewThe present perfect mainly is used to talk about…
A. Experiences
B. Habits
C. Routines
D. Goals
Vocabulary › View
If you ______something, you say it aloud for someone to write down.
A. dictate
B. clarify
C. declare
D. clarity
Grammar › ViewDavid has …….. three chaptersof this book for his English class
A. to read
B. read
C. reads
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What 2 words does this contraction stand for: it’s
A. I has
B. it is
C. I will
D. it has