What is the definition of the word: necessary?
A. needed; required to be done or achieved
B. to arrange in a systematic way
C. the message the author is trying to get across
D. the way things turn out
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A. both, and
B. not only, but also
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Which sentence correctly uses “could” to express a future possibility based on ability?
A. I could go to the party tonight if I finish my homework early.
B. I will could go to the party tonight.
C. I am going to could go to the party tonight.
D. I could be going to the party tonight.
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The sentence “I’m saving my money since I can travel the world” should be corrected to:
A. I’m saving my money so I can travel the world
B. I’m saving my money because I can travel the world
C. I’m saving my money while I can travel the world
D. I’m saving my money until I can travel the world