[ Modal Verbs ]
What does the modal ‘may’ suggest in the sentence ‘You may start your presentation now’?
A. Ability
B. Permission
C. Prohibition
D. Necessity
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A. Plagiarism
B. Communicate
C. Antecedent
D. Bibliography
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Jan is working ___________ than Thomas, so Jan will finish first. (- slow)
A. more slowly
B. most slowly
C. less slowly
D. least slowly
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A. dread
B. anticipate
C. refuse
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Despite the ___ odds, the small team of scientists was determined to find a cure for the disease.
A. Commendable
B. Improbable
C. Oppressive