What does the modal verb ‘can’ indicate in the sentence: I can swim.
A. Past tense of ‘can’
B. Possibility or permission
C. Inability or incapability
D. Ability or capability
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Grammar › ViewRamon________________ his job. He thinks it’s boring.
A. don’t like
B. doesn’t like
C. like
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Choose the sentence that is NOT written correctly.
A. Danny asked, “Is this the right answer?”
B. “Put that away!” Gretchen ordered.
C. I ordered a meal with chips, a drink, and a prize inside.
D. Mike, the person who told all of us to be quiet, asked the question?
E. All sentences are correct.
A: Where is Jane now?B: She ______ on the way. She got on the plane at 5 a.am. Now it is 9 a.m and it takes around 8 to arrive in the US.
A. might be
B. can be
C. can’t be
D. must be
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Christmas has only recently gained official status in Ukraine, it ___ for years in families and it still retains a private atmosphere.
a. survived
b. has survived
c. is surviving
d. survives