Which sentence correctly uses a past modal to express possibility?
A. He must have gone to the store.
B. He may have gone to the store.
C. He can’t have gone to the store.
D. He wouldn’t have gone to the store.
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Vocabulary & Grammar › View………………………………….can design and read blueprints.
A. A pipefitter
B. A welder
C. An electrician
D. A safety officer
Grammar › View
. What is the function of the preposition ‘at’?
A. To indicate a specific point or location.
B. To show a relationship between two nouns.
C. To express time duration.
D. To indicate a comparison between two things.
Simple Past Tense › ViewMy sister and me went to campus and then we ……………………… in a cafeteria.
A. had relaxed
B. relaxed
C. were relaxing
D. relax
Modal Verbs › View
You ______________ learn from your mistakes, that’s how you grow.
A. can
B. could
C. should