[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
The cat and the dog (play) together in the yard.
A. played
B. playing
C. plays
D. play
Select your answer:
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Modals › ViewIf you believe that someone likely finished their work, which modal would you use?
A. He might have finished his work.
B. He could have finished his work.
C. He must have finished his work.
D. He may have finished his work.
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Identify the adverb clause: Michael was so sick today that he couldn’t go to school.
A. “Michael… couldn’t go to school”
B. “Michael was so sick”
C. “That he couldn’t go to school”
D. None of the above