[ Hope, Thank, Modal Verbs ]
Complete the sentence: “I hope ___ a good result in the exam.”
A. for
B. to
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Grammar › ViewMy parents aren’t home. They _____ to church just now.
(A)go
(B)went
(C)are going
(D)will go
Adverbs › View
Which word in the sentence ‘He slowly walked to the park’ is an adverb?
A. slowly
B. walked
C. park
D. to
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is correct?
A. The store clerk Replied, “I’m terribly sorry, but we don’t carry your shoe size.”
B. The store clerk replied “I’m terribly sorry, but we don’t carry your shoe size.”
C. The store clerk replied, “I’m terribly sorry, but we don’t carry your shoe size”
D. The store clerk replied, “I’m terribly sorry, but we don’t carry your shoe size.”
Vocabulary › View
Staccato
A. Loud
B. A scold
C. Blood feud
D. Abrupt
E. Slowly