[ Modal Verbs ]
They ____________ arrive on time for the meeting.
A. can
B. must
C. go
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A. to eat
B. eat
C. eating
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Which word means absolute; not subject to conditions or exceptions?
A. vacuous
B. capricious
C. pretense
D. unequivocal
Grammar › ViewHe has an informal ….. style in his lectures.
A. chatty
B. talkative
C. childish
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What is the subordinating conjunction in the sentence? Although some herbs are best when they are fresh, others can be dried.
A. Although
B. best
C. fresh
D. dried