[ Verb Tenses and Modals ]
___ it is difficult to solve this mathematical problem, but I believe I can do it.
A. Since
B. Although
C. Now that
D. Hence
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A. will + verb
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C. verb + s
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Form a sentence incorporating a modal verb and a time preposition.
A. He should arrive by 7 AM.
B. You can meet me at 3 PM.
C. She can go after 5 PM.
D. I will leave before 9 PM.