In some countries, … are held on Independence Day.
A. atmospheres
B. daily lives
C. parades
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Relative Clauses & Real Conditionals › ViewJoin the following simple sentences using a relative clause: The book is on the table. I bought it yesterday.
A. The book, which I bought yesterday, is on the table.
B. The book I bought yesterday which it is on the table.
C. The book that I bought yesterday is on the table.
D. The book, that I bought yesterday, is on the table.
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_ had never possessed a standing army or a police force.
A. Tudors
B. The Tudors
C. A Tudors
D. In Tudors
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A. Will crash
B. Crash
C. Crashed
D. Crashing
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Construct a sentence using the modal ‘could’ to make a deduction about someone’s abilities.
A. He could be a terrible singer based on his lack of rhythm.
B. She could be a great singer based on her vocal range and control.
C. They could be a terrible cook based on their lack of experience.
D. She could be a great dancer based on her fear of performing in public.