Rewrite this sentence using a modal verb: If you finish your homework, you can play outside.
A. If you finish your homework, you might play outside.
B. If you finish your homework, you will play outside.
C. If you finish your homework, you should play outside.
D. If you finish your homework, you may play outside.

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Ed and Ing Endings › ViewThere was no school today. Nobody had told me. I got to school as usual at 7:50. The security guard laughed at me and I had to go home. I was rather …
A. annoyed
B. annoying
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I ____ reading a wonderful book about space travel.
A. just finish
B. just do finish
C. have just finished
D. have just been finishing
Passive Voice › ViewThe chef cooks food every day. The passive is…
A. Food was cooked by the chef every day.
B. Food is cooked by the chef every day.
C. Food were cooked every day by the chef.
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Banning cars from the city centre was a highly…. decision.
A. unpractical
B. inpractical
C. impractical
D. mispractical
