[ Past form of Modals ]
They have a lot of money.
A. They could win the lottery.
B. They must have win the lottery.
C. They must win the lottery.
D. They might have won the lottery.
Select your answer:
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Modals of Prediction › Viewyou / living / where / in twenty years / be / will / ?
The correct order of the words above is …
A. Where will you be living in twenty years?
B. Where you will be living in twenty years?
C. Where will be you living in twenty years?
D. Where will you living be in twenty years?
Grammar › View
Is the following noun concrete or abstract?
“bicycle”
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A. concrete
B. abstract