[ Modal Verbs ]
Which modal is typically used to indicate obligation?
A. Could
B. Shall
C. Would
D. Might
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A. To ignore or dismiss something.
B. To complicate a situation.
C. To lessen or reduce the severity of something.
D. To make something worse.
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there is nothing ___ traveling abroad
A. more interesting than
B. more interesting as
C. as interesting than
D. the most interesting than
Simple Future Tense › ViewLook at the sky. It ___________ rain tonight.
A. will
B. goes
C. had
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A: Look at that boy climbing the tree!
B: Oh no! He _________.
A. will fall
B. is going to fall
C. are going to fall
D. are going to fall