Choose the correct sentence to express permission in the past:
A. He can borrow my car last weekend.
B. She may go to the party yesterday.
C. They could stay out late when they were teenagers.
D. We should have asked for help earlier.
E. You must finish your homework last night.
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Grammar › ViewAll the adverbs below are intensifiers, except:
A. normally
B. extremely
C. totally
D. absolutely
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Get up or you’ll be late for school.
A. Unless you get up, you’ll be late for school.
B. If you get up, you’ll be late for school
C. Unless you don’t get up, you’ll be late for school
D. If you don’t get up, you’ll not be late for school
Grammar › ViewWhich one of these nouns is a PLURAL NOUN?
A. Fox
B. Foots
C. Deer
D. Mouses
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The tram ____ through the city center right now, at this moment.
A. is passing
B. passed
C. passes
D. will pass