[ Modal Verbs ]
Semantically modal verbs express actions and states.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Modal Verbs › ViewWhich sentence has a modal showing possibility?
A. There are many cats that would make good pets.
B. He will be at home tonight.
C. It might rain tomorrow.
D. We should take him a card.
Grammar › View
Which of the following is a common noun?
A. Dog
B. Paris
C. Thanksgiving
D. Michael
Zero Conditional Sentence › ViewYou have to stay at home, _______________________
A. if they don`t have any homework
B. if I go with you
C. if you mix some colors
D. if you don`t want to catch a cold or a virus
Grammar › View
They……… lunch with some friends right now.
A. have
B. are having
C. were having
D. were had