[ Modal Verbs ]
It would have been better if she had bought some sugar.
A. She should have bought some sugar
B. She must have bought some sugar.
C. She might buy some sugar.
D. She might have bought some sugar.
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Homophones › ViewI (new, knew) the correct answer.
A. New
B. Knew
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Select the sentence that uses “might” to express possibility.
A. It might to snow tonight.
B. It might snows tonight.
C. It might snow tonight.
D. It might snowing tonight.
Grammar › ViewI agree……….. you; we will all have a robot at home in the future.
A. to
B. with
C. for
D. on
E. at
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He is _____ engineer.
A. a
B. an
C. the