[ Grammar ]
In the sentence “They might arrive late,” what type of verb is “might”?
A. action
B. non-action
C. modal
D. helping
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A. will + base form of the verb
B. might + base form of the verb
C. can + base form of the verb
D. should + base form of the verb
Verb Tenses › View
Differentiate between past, present, and future tenses: Write a sentence in the past tense.
A. She walked to the store yesterday.
B. He will walk to the store tomorrow.
C. They are walking to the store now.
D. I walk to the store every day.
Active vs. Passive Voice › ViewThe subject doesn’t need to be included when using active voice.
A. True
B. False
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Which of the following is not an uncountable abstract noun?
A. wisdom
B. remarks
C. jealousy
D. fun