[ Grammar ]
Which MOOD is being described?
It expresses a suggestion, a necessity, a condition contrary to fact, or a wish.
A. indicative mood
B. imperative mood
C. subjunctive mood
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Grammar › ViewJoe: I don’t want you to leave, Liz. You’re a great friend. Liz: So ____ you, Joe. We’ve had so much fun. I’ll miss you!
A. have
B. do
C. are
D. will
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. Choose the correct sentence:
A. You mustn’t forget to lock the door.
B. We should goes to the park.
C. He can to play the piano.
D. They mights arrive soon.
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A. who’ve
B. whov’e
C. whou’ve
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To kill someone in informal English is to ___ with them.
a. do away
b. have away
c. stay