[ Modals ]
I can come to the meeting, but I _____ leave before the end.
A. might have to
B. might be able to
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Grammar › View Identify the underlined word. Did you have any trouble finding my house?
A. concrete
B. abstract
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Which of these temporal connectives suggests the last step in a sequence?
A. Meanwhile
B. Finally
C. Before
D. While
Grammar › ViewIt’s time we (leave) for the airport.
A. leave
B. left
C. leaves
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Yesterday after school, Mr. Manning _________ while he was at dance practice.
A. falled
B. felled
C. fell