Which sentence correctly combines a modal verb and a contrastive conjunction?
A. He might go to the party tonight, but he must finish his work first.
B. We should go for a hike this weekend, yet we might just stay home and relax.
C. She could buy a new dress for the occasion, or she can wear something from her closet.
D. They must complete the project by Friday, yet they might need an extension.
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Tenses › ViewJohn and his friends usually ____ football matches at their local coffee, but this Saturday, they ____ to the stadium, and so they’re all very excited.
A. were watching / went
B. are watching / have gone
C. have been watching / go
D. watch / are going
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Instructors vary in how they prepare ______ teaching a course.
A. from
B. for
C. at
D. in
Vocabulary › ViewThe students all participated in a sit-in for equal rights at the segregated lunch counter.
A. protest that involves refusing to leave a place
B. demonstration that involves marching in the street
C. banquette
D. groom’s supper
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proof
A. suspense
B. theory
C. alibi
D. evidence