What is the definition of the word: outcome?
A. the way things turn out
B. the message the author is trying to get across
C. a lens through which the readers see and experience the events and feelings about a character through a certain point of view
D. to arrange in a systematic way
Select your answer:
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In which sentence is a modal verb used incorrectly?
A. They might travel to Europe next summer, but they haven’t decided yet.
B. He should to call his parents to let them know he’ll be home late.
C. She must decide between taking the bus or walking to work.
D. We could have dinner at the new restaurant downtown, or we could cook at home.