I would do helped you what you if were
A. would
B. if
C. you
D. were
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Grammar › ViewDoes she ever have sushi for lunch? “No, she ______ sushi.”
A. doesn’t eats
B. never eats
C. eats very often
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Consider the word “vindication” in the context of a court case. What does it suggest about the outcome for the defendant?
A. The defendant was found guilty.
B. The defendant was proven innocent.
C. The defendant was given a warning.
D. The defendant was ignored.
Modal Verbs › ViewRephrase the following to a question: You must attend the meeting.
A. Should you attend the meeting?
B. Must you attend the meeting?
C. You will attend the meeting?
D. Can you attend the meeting?
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The strike was ____________ owing to a last minute agreement with the management.
A. called off
B. broken up
C. set back
D. put down