[ Modal Verbs ]
You _____ your own canoe in order to join the canoe club. They cost a lot of money. You _____ mine whenever you want to canoe.
A. mustn’t buy / had borrowed
B. won’t have bought / should borrow
C. needn’t buy / can borrow
D. might not buy / would borrow
Select your answer:
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Read and check the best ending for the sentence. (1pt)
I like hanging out…..
A. a sleepover
B. with my friends at the mall
C. a party?
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What is the difference between tone and mood?
A. Tone is the author’s attitude; mood is the reader’s feeling.
B. Mood is the author’s attitude; tone is the reader’s feeling.
C. They mean the same thing.
D. Tone refers to symbols, and mood refers to dialogue.