___________ I feel better, I will come for the party.
A. Yet
B. So
C. If
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Grammar › ViewYesterday before I went to school, I ( have) ____ my breakfast.
A. had had
B. had
C. have
D. was having
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Present simple with Yes-no questions: Form a yes-no question using present simple tense: She plays the guitar in the evenings.
A. Does she play the guitar in the evenings?
B. Is she playing the guitar in the evenings?
C. She played the guitar in the evenings?
D. She doesn’t play the guitar in the evenings?
Vocabulary › View Mariah is so susceptible to allergies during the changing of the seasons that her physicians has suggested that she consider getting allergy shots.
A. Pleased by
B. Immune to
C. Easily affected by
D. Suspicious of
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Which sentence indicates prohibition using the correct modal?
A. You could not park here.
B. You can’t park here.
C. You may not park here.
D. You have to park here.