I don’t think she is English. She doesn’t speak English at all.
A. She shouldn’t be English because she doesn’t speak English at all.
B. She mustn’t be English because she doesn’t speak English at all.
C. She needn’t be English because she doesn’t speak English at all.
D. She can’t be English because she doesn’t speak English at all.
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Vocabulary and Grammar › View. Which meaning of the word fair is used in this selection?
A. carnival
B. acceptable
C. proper or by the rules
D. without showing favor
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The journalist reported the news with urgency. It was clear that the story was shocking.
A. The journalist reported the news with urgency as though the story was shocking.
B. The journalist reported the news with urgency as if the story wasn’t shocking.
C. The journalist reported the news with urgency like it had already been shocking.
Grammar › Viewthe leg of the table
A. the table’s leg
B. the tables’ leg
C. the tables’s leg
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Identify the verb tense: I have eaten breakfast.
A. Present perfect tense
B. Future perfect tense
C. Past tense
D. Present continuous tense