[ Modal Verbs ]
This modal verb has the following meanings: ability, objective possibility, asking for / giving / refusing permission, requests (or refusing requests), doubt, uncertainty (or disbelief), and reproach.
A. Can
B. May
C. Have to
D. Should
E. Must

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A. Pronoun
B. Verb
C. Noun
D. Adjective
E. Adverb
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Last year, I experienced how tedious long plane trips could be. I —- in an airplane for fairly long distances before that, but never as long as when I went to Australia last June.
A. flew
B. had flown
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A. A word that replaces a verb
B. A word that replaces an adjective
C. A word that replaces a noun
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During the weekend, Mike _______ (play) video games with his friends.
A. plays
B. playing
C. played
D. play
