. Identify the correct future perfect continuous tense: By next month, I (work) here for two years.
A. I will have been working here for two years.
B. I am working here for two years.
C. I will be working here for two years.
D. I have been working here for two years.
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Modal and Auxiliary Verbs › ViewChoose the modal that would best complete the following sentence:
Trevor told his friend Cooper, “You _________ wear a coat outside because it is freezing!”
A. Can
B. Could
C. Must
D. None of the above
Grammar › View
Which of these dates uses commas correctly?
A. August, 17, 2016
B. August 17, 2016
C. August 17 2016,
D. August, 17, 2016
Grammar › ViewYou ———- quarrel with your siblings.
A. mustn’t
B. must
Modal Auxiliaries › View
A: I heard that Jessica has gotten a scholarship to Duke University!
B: It’s not definite yet, but she _____ get one. The admissions office says that it’s possible, and they will let us know next month.
A. can
B. can’t
C. might
D. might not