[ Modal Verbs & Time Prepositions ]
Construct a sentence using a modal verb and a time preposition.
A. You should arrive before 9 AM.
B. She might leave during lunchtime.
C. You could arrive after 9 AM.
D. I would study after dinner.
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Verb Moods and Vague Pronouns › ViewWhich sentence has a vague pronoun?
A. “The teacher explained the topic clearly.”
B. “When Sarah gave her book to Jane, she was grateful.”
C. “The cat slept on the couch all afternoon.”
D. “He loves reading novels during his free time.”
Adverbial Clause of Concession › View
We understood him_______ he spoke very fast.
A. because of
B. though
C. in spite of
D. despite
Grammar › ViewWe had to climb …………… a steep path to reach the house on the top of the hill.
A. down
B. up
C. up to
D. onto
Comparative and Superlative Adjective › View
This is the __________movie I’ve ever seen.
A. boringer
B. more boring
C. boringest
D. most boring