[ 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.
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A. Mike loves to go hunting.
B. I will eat all of the popcorn!
C. They went to the capital yesterday.
D. Mom and dad went to the store.
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Choose the correct option:
It … all day! Why can’t it stop!
A. is raining
B. rains
C. has been raining
D. have been raining
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A. were changed
B. change
C. changed
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her husband is ___ she is
A. ten years older than
B. as ten years old as
C. older ten years than
D. so many ten years older