[ Modals for Deduction ]
If it’s raining, he can’t be playing outside. What does this imply?
A. He is playing inside.
B. He is playing outside.
C. It is not raining.
D. He is not playing outside.
Select your answer:
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To Infinitive or Bare Infinitive › ViewMy parents always let me ………..the late film on Saturdays.
A. to watch
B. watching
C. watch
D. to watching
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When is simple past continuous tense used?
A. Simple past continuous tense is used for future actions
B. Simple past continuous tense is used to describe completed actions in the present
C. Simple past continuous tense is used to express habitual actions in the past
D. Simple past continuous tense is used when we want to emphasize the duration or continuous nature of an action in the past.