Rewrite the sentence using a modal: It is necessary for you to study for the exam.
A. You might study for the exam.
B. You must study for the exam.
C. You should study for the exam.
D. You can study for the exam.
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Types of Preposition › Viewa type of preposition that shows the relationship of place between the Nouns and other parts of a sentence
A. prepositions of time
B. prepositions of place
C. prepositions of movement
D. phrasal prepositions
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Transform this sentence to simple past: ‘She reads a book.’
A. She is reading a book.
B. She readed a book.
C. She reads books.
D. She read a book.
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A. goes
B. go
C. is going
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Choose the adverb in this sentence:
“Noelle smiles when she quickly understands what an adverb means.”
A. understands
B. an
C. quickly
D. Noelle