[ Modal Verbs ]
She __________ attend the training session if her schedule allows.
A. should
B. could
C. ought to
D. will
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Demonstrative Pronouns and Verb Tenses › ViewThe children ____ in the park.
A. are play
B. are playing
C. play
D. is playing
Tenses › View
I … my bike for hours. That’s why I was sweaty and dirty when you saw me.
A. rode
B. was riding
C. had been riding
D. had ridden
Will or Going to › ViewA: I don’t know how to use the washing machine.
B: It’s easy. ____________________you. (I / show)
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A. I’ll show
B. I’m going to show
Grammar › View
We use better to compare two people, places, or things. Use best to compare more than two.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE