[ Grammar Rules ]
Choose
This modal verb is used when something is impossible or not true.
A. might/may/could
B. can’t
C. must
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Some vs. Any › ViewThe lesson is over. Do you have …………… questions ?
A. Some
B. Any
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I want to go abroad for my holiday. I’ve ______ reserved my flight, but I haven’t found a good hotel ______.
A. Yet, already
B. Already, yet
C. Already, just
Alex _____ speak Portuguese fluently after living in Lisbon for ten years.
A. can
B. is able to
C. both are possible
Simple and Continuous Present Tense › View
What time __________________ to bed?
A. usually do you go
B. do usually you go
C. do you usually go