Walking on the grass is not permitted
A. We do not have to walk on the grass.
B. People should walk on the grass.
C. We must not walk on the grass.
D. You can walk on the grass.
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Tenses › View. By the time we arrive, they will have been playing for over an hour.
A. This sentence describes an action that will be ongoing until a future point.
B. This sentence describes a completed action in the past.
C. This sentence indicates a future action that will not happen.
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The chest of drawers had a ___ runner on top to protect it from dust.
a. lace
b. race
Ontario has the ___ population of any of Canada’s provinces.
a. large
b. largest
c. larger
d. enlarge
Grammar › View
He is just a______________________________
A. old silly man
B. man silly old
C. silly old man
D. an old man silly