Which sentence uses a modal verb to express an ability in the past?
A. I can swim across the river.
B. She could solve difficult math problems when she was younger.
C. He might finish his work on time.
D. We must leave early today.
E. They should study more for the exam.
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Vocabulary › ViewWhich word best completes the following sentence?
The project deadline was extended by a week, giving the team some _______ to finalize their work.
A. leeway
B. clarity
C. partisan
D. oracle
E. agenda
Sentence Transformation › View
We last visited my uncle two years ago
A. We have two years to visit my uncle.
B. We have visited my uncle for two years.
C. We haven’t visited my uncle for two years.
D. We didn’t visit my uncle two years ago.
Grammar › ViewHow would you change this into a metaphor? ” He ate like a pig.”
A. He ate like a pig does.
B. He eats like pigs do.
C. He is a pig.
D. He is like a pig when he eats.
Present Tenses › View
A: ‘Are you having a holiday this year?’
B: ‘Yes, I ______ to Hawaii.’
A. am going
B. have been
C. have gone