[ Modal Verb ]
. …….you stand on your head for me for our own pleasure? No, I…….
A. can, can’t
B. would, wouldn’t
C. might, mightn’t
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Simple Tenses › ViewThey ______ the visitors at the farm tomorrow.
A. entertain
B. entertains
C. entertained
D. will entertain
Grammar › View
Find the subject in the following sentence.
Remember to give Wendy and Mark their invitations.
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A. (You)
B. Wendy
C. Mark
D. invitation
Tenses - Pasive Voice › ViewI a good hot bath in ten minutes in order to take good care of my skin.
A. will have
B. will have had
C. will be having
D. am going to have
Grammar › View
What is the passive voice of the sentence: “She is writing a novel”?
A. A novel is being written by her.
B. She writes a novel.
C. She has written a novel.
D. Writing a novel, she is happy.