[ 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.
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A. break up
B. ‘ll break up
C. broke up
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Which one is correct?
A. Go to a country
B. Go in a country
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: Every evening, she ______ (take) a walk in the park.
A. take
B. takes
C. taking
D. took
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Where … you …? How come you look so messy?
- has, been
- have, been
- has, gone
- have, gone