[ Modal Verbs ]
He _______ been at the meeting; I saw him in the office.
A. must have
B. could have
C. should have
D. might have
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Grammar › ViewDrivers can see the yellow buses ….. far away.
A. with
B. to
C. in
D. from
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____? No, he isn’t.
A. Are they teachers?
B. Are you from Italy?
C. Is Mr Banning a teacher?
D. Is this your phone?
Which verb best completes the sentence?
“Penelope and Ken _____ around the house.”
A. run
B. runs
C. running
D. runnes
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What tense should be used to rewrite ‘Sharks circle the wounded dolphin’ in past progressive?
A. Sharks circled the wounded dolphin.
B. Sharks were circling the wounded dolphin.
C. Sharks will be circling the wounded dolphin.
D. Sharks have circled the wounded dolphin.