Formulate a present continuous sentence: She (read) a book at the moment.
A. She reads a book at the moment.
B. She will read a book at the moment.
C. She has read a book at the moment.
D. She is reading a book at the moment.
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Modals of Necessity and Suggestion › ViewWhen you’re in an argument, how important to you is it to be right? Do you think it should be more important or less important to you?
It (1)___________ definitely be less important to me.
A. should
B. must
C. needs to
D. ought
Modals for Deduction › View
If it’s raining, he can’t be playing outside. What does this imply?
A. He is playing inside.
B. He is playing outside.
C. It is not raining.
D. He is not playing outside.
Grammar › ViewI’ll have to come by bus as my car __________________
A. is repairing
B. is being repairing
C. is being repaired
Prepositions › View
The jigsaw puzzle’s on the table.
A. Compound noun
B. Plural noun
C. Possessive noun
D. Contraction