Which sentence has a plural noun formed correctly with es?
A. There were trayes of food before the movie.
B. There were sandwiches for everyone.
C. There were many kinds of drinkes.
D. There were many snackes after the movie, too.
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Linking Verbs › ViewIn the sentence, “The book looks interesting,” is the word “looks” a linking verb or an action verb?
A. linking verb
B. action verb
Passive Voice › View
I believe the collection of Expressionist paintings … at the local art gallery for the next two weeks.
A. is displayed
B. are being displayed
C. will displayed
D. will be displayed
Modals › ViewJack _____ come to the cinema with us, but he isn’t sure.
A. may not
B. couldn’t
C. can’t
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Given the sentence: “She ______ be at home because her car is not in the driveway.” Which modal best fits the context to express probability?
A. must
B. might
C. can’t
D. should