What is the difference between obligation and permission?
A. Obligation is a requirement to act, while permission is the allowance to act.
B. Obligation refers to a choice, while permission is a restriction.
C. Permission is a requirement to act, while obligation is the allowance to act.
D. Obligation is the same as permission.
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A. Practical advice
B. Financial advice
C. Emotional advice
D. Fashion advice
Grammar › View
Suddenly, the animal jumped and (bite) ————— my hand.
A. bitten
B. bit
C. bite
D. bitting
Grammar › ViewWhen I_______(come) home this evening, my parents had gone out for a walk.
A. came
B. will come
C. have come
D. come
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Which tenses do we use to show an interupted action in the past?
A. past simple and past continuous
B. past continuous and past perfect
C. past perfect and past simple