[ Modal Verbs ]
In the sentence ‘You must be quiet in the library’, what does ‘must’ indicate?
A. Indicating a suggestion
B. Past tense of ‘may’
C. Possibility or choice
D. Requirement or necessity
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In/On/At + Time › ViewHui Yu has karate _______ Sunday.
A. in
B. on
C. at
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CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT PUNCTUATION
A. I always play football with Harjit and adam.
B. I always play football with Harjit and Adam!
C. I always, play football with Harjit and Adam.
D. I always play football with Harjit and Adam.
Grammar › ViewTracy … a lifeguard training course this summer.
A. is taking
B. takes
C. take
Verb Phrases › View
What is the verb phrase in this sentence?
Ron will try again next game.
A. will
B. will try
C. will try again
D. try again