Jim has worked at the restaurant for four years. He hasn’t gotten a raise.
He ——————- be unhappy because he thinks he deserves a raise.
A. could
B. might
C. cannot
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The correct order of the words above is …
A. Where will you be living in twenty years?
B. Where you will be living in twenty years?
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Participle clause: ____________ her homework, she went out.
A. Having finished
B. Having had finsihed
C. Have finshing
D. Finishing
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Isaiah, the boy who lives down the street, sat on his new bike.
A. sat
B. on
C. his
D. new
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True or False: Is this a complete sentence?
Every morning, I spend time reading God’s word.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE