[ 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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Vocab and Grammar › ViewPick the answer that matches the definition:
to use in a situation
A. Apply
B. Evaluate
Grammar › View
I don’t know. I think ___ anyone.
a. I’m going invite
b. I’m not go invite
c. I’m not going to invite
We 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