. What are supporting details in a nonfiction passage?
A. Dialogue between characters
B. Unnecessary information
C. Facts or examples that support the central idea
D. Facts or examples that support the theme
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Modals in The Past › ViewWrite a sentence about the situation :
Sheila couldn’t find her keys, so she called a locksmith and got new keys. Later, she found her old keys.
A. Sheila should have called a locksmith.
B. Sheila must have called a locksmith.
C. Sheila needn’t have called a locksmith.
Tenses › View
Sarah _____________________(take out) the rubbish three times a week.
A. takes out
B. took out
C. take out
D. is taking out
Grammar › ViewYou …….. buy milk. We’ve got lots.
A. mustn’t
B. don’t have to
C. shouldn’t
Present Tenses › View
Bonnie and Rose _____________ Japanese fluently because they are from Japan.
A. is speaking
B. are speaking
C. spoke
D. speak
E. speaks