[ Modals of Obligation ]
You´d better…
A. don´t say anything.
B. not to say anything
C. not say anything
D. to not say anything
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Grammar › ViewThe report presents a general overview of the
problems that ——- when a disaster —— a nation.
A. would have been encountered / will hit
B. are encountered / will hit
C. have been encountered / had hit
D. had been encountered / was being hit
E. will be encountered / hits
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They may lose again, …… yesterday
A. wherever
B. more over
C. like
D. less
Simple Present Tense › ViewMartha’s little dog ______ a bone and ______ all over the house.
A. bites – runs
B. runs – bites
C. runs – speaks
D. bites – reads
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How …….. friends have you got ?
A. Many
B. Much