I’m sure the boys are in the stadium.
A. The boys can be in the stadium.
B. The boys must be in the stadium.
C. The boys may be in the stadium.
D. The boys might be in the stadium.
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A. which color to painting
B. which color to paint
C. which color to painted
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“How long are you planning to study in Paris?” my roommate asked me.
A. My roommate asked me how long I was planning to study in Paris.
B. My roommate asked me how long was I planning to study in Paris.
C. My roommate asked me how long I am planning to study in Paris.
D. My roommate asked me how long am I planning to study in Paris.
Grammar › ViewIt is late! We_____________________, otherwise the bus is going to leave us
A. May have to hurry
B. Can hurry
C. Will be able to hurry
D. ‘ve got to hurry
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She _______ her homework before dinner.
A. finishes
B. finish
C. finished
D. finishing