He said, “I will finish the project tomorrow.”
A. He said he will finish the project tomorrow.
B. He said he would finish the project tomorrow.
C. He said he would finish the project the next day.
D. He said he will finish the project the next day.
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Perfect Modals › ViewI’m not sure where the boss went this morning. He __ (go) to our other branch office in Glendale.
A. may have gone
B. should have gone
C. would have gone
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We always … a book after school.
A. are always reading
B. read
C. reads
Modals for Deduction › ViewThey must be excited about the trip; they have been planning for months. What can we deduce?
A. They are indifferent about the trip.
B. They are likely looking forward to it.
C. They have canceled the trip.
D. They are not prepared for the trip.
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Last year I __________________ (visit) Paris and Rome.
A. visit
B. was visiting
C. visited
D. were visiting