[ Perfect Modals ]
Which perfect modal would you use to express something that is logically impossible?
A. Could have
B. Should have
C. Can’t have
D. Must have
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewI don’t mean to ___ but could you tell me who came over for dinner at your house tonight?
a. ply
b. pry
Tenses › View
What were the birds doing in the sky?
A. They were swimming.
B. They were flying.
C. They were jumping.
D. They were sleeping.
Grammar › ViewWhich of the following fixes the punctuation mistake in this sentence?
The basketball team brought basketballs, shoes, and snacks and they played, ran, and ate.
A. snacks, and
B. brought: basketballs
C. they: played
D. no mistake
VOCAB & GRAMMAR › View
‘How long have you been playing football?’
‘____ I started school.’
A. Until
B. Since
C. When
D. Recently