[ Modal Verbs & Time Prepositions ]
Form a sentence using a modal verb and a time preposition.
A. He must leave by 7 PM.
B. She can go in 5 minutes.
C. You should arrive at 9 AM.
D. They will come on 10 PM.
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A. I ran to the park.
B. I am running to the park.
C. I run to the park.
D. I will run to the park.
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It goes _____ saying that you’ll be paid for all this extra time you’re spending on the project.
A. for
B. lie
C. with
D. without
Adjective or Adverb › ViewYou must answer this question ________.
A. correctly
B. correct
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Each of the herniated discs ___ removed.
A. Was
B. Were
C. Are
D. Is