[ Modal Verbs ]
It is likely that the director will attend the meeting.
A. The director won’t attend the meeting.
B. The director may attend the meeting.
C. The director must attend the meeting.
D. The director can’t attend the meeting.
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Present Continuous › ViewWhat are you doing?
A. I’m playing the guitar
B. She’s listening to music
C. They’re singing
D. I doing my homework
Modal Verbs › View
“CAN” is only used in Present
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Simple Past Tense › ViewThe weather was good yesterday, so we … tennis.
A. Play
B. Played
C. Are playing
D. Were playing
Tenses › View
The assignment (___) more complex than I initially thought.
A. is becoming
B. becomes
C. became
D. has become