Identify the nouns in the sentence: “Lisa bought a new dress and shoes for the party.”
A. Lisa, bought, dress, shoes, party
B. Lisa, new, dress, shoes, party
C. Lisa, dress, shoes, party
D. bought, new, for, the
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Reported Speech › ViewTom said, “Why did you charge me?”
A. Tom asked that why have you charged me.
B. Tom asked why we had charged him.
C. Tom asked why we charge him.
D. Tom asked if we charged him.
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Identify the tense of the verb in the sentence: “We visited the museum last week.”
A. Past
B. Present
Modal Verbs › ViewPerhaps that dog is dangerous.
A. That dog might be dangerous.
B. That dog must be dangerous.
C. That dog can’t be dangerous.
D. That dog needn’t be dangerous.
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Marcela didn’t come to class yesterday. She _____ an accident.
a. should have had
b. might have
c. must have
d. may have had