What modal best expresses strong obligation?
A. You can wear a uniform to school.
B. You have to wear a uniform to school.
C. You may wear a uniform to school.
D. You don’t have to wear a uniform to school.
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Verb Tenses › ViewWhich verb tense is used to describe an action that happened in the past but is still relevant or has an impact on the present?
A. Present perfect tense
B. Past perfect tense
C. Past continuous tense
D. Future perfect tense
Grammar › View
I like to drink coffee ____ not orange juice.
A. and
B. but
C. also
Grammar › View“John really ought to lose some weight.”
“You’re right; he _______ very heavily during the walk yesterday.”
A. was breathing
B. had breathing
C. has been breathing
D. had been breathing
Definite, Indefinite and Zero Articles › View
_____ Smiths have got two children, ______ boy and ______ girl; ______ girl’s eight and ______ boy’s ten.
A. THE … A … A … THE … THE …
B. X … THE … THE … A … A …
C. X … A … AN … A … THE …
D. THE … X … X … A … AN …