When do we use the present simple tense for future events?
A. For predictions based on previous knowledge
B. For timetables and schedules
C. For intentions and plans
D. For decisions made at the moment of speaking
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Modal Verbs and Contrastive Conjunctions › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses a modal verb and a contrastive conjunction?
A. They might go hiking if the weather is good, or they might stay home and watch a movie.
B. She should finish her homework, so she might go out with her friends afterward.
C. We can’t go to the beach because it’s raining, but we could go to the museum instead.
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The coffee is _____ hot to drink now.
A. very
B. too
C. enough
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