The river flows under the bridge.
A. Conditional Mood
B. Imperative Mood
C. Indicative Mood
D. Subjunctive Mood
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A. Sri and Laila walks to school every day.
B. Sri and Laila walked to school every day.
C. Sri and Laila walked to school yesterday.
D. Sri and Laila walking to school every day.
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Uncle Bill said Noodles are a meal for a king!
A. Uncle Bill said “, Noodles are a meal for a king!”
B. Uncle Bill said,”Noodles are a meal for a king!”
C. Uncle Bill said “Noodles are a meal for a king!”
D. Uncle Bill said”,Noodles are a meal for a king!”
E. No comma needed.
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A. the next time
B. since
C. every time
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Bintang ___ play tennis very well.
A. Must
B. Should
C. Can
D. Would