[ Modals ]
I’m not free this evening, but I _____ meet you tomorrow evening.
A. might be able to
B. might have to
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Tenses › ViewWhich tense is used to describe general truths, habits, and routines?
A. Present Continuous
B. Present Simple
C. Present Perfect
D. Past Simple
Modals and Inversion › View
Choose the correct modal: You ___ try this new restaurant; it’s amazing! (should/could)
A. might
B. would
C. mustn’t
D. should
Present Simple Positive and Negative › ViewMy boyfriend and I __________; we take the bus.
A. doesn’t drive
B. don’t drives
C. don’t drive
Tenses › View
She always ______ (wake up) early to prepare breakfast.
A. wakes up
B. waking up
C. woke up
D. will wake up