[ Modal Verbs ]
Your keys might be in your bag.
A. Your keys are definitely in your bag.
B. It’s possible that your keys are in your bag.
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Plural › ViewAppartment
A. A
B. An
C. Plural noun
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Form a question using ‘going to’.
A. Is she going to the store?
B. What are you going to do later?
C. He is going to play soccer?
D. Are you going to attend the meeting?
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a. place
b. plaice
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Sally has come ____________ a decision to go camping this weekend.
A. to
B. on