[ Punctuation and Grammar ]
. Which sentence is correct?
A. The students’ books are on the desk.
B. The students book’s are on the desk.
C. The student’s books are on the desk.
D. The students books’ are on the desk.
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Grammar › View– “Tom wasn’t there last night?” – “No, ______.”
A. I wasn’t either
B. either was I
C. I wasn’t too
D. neither I was
Modals of Probability › View
Taylor ………………… call me later but she’s not sure.
A. must
B. might
Grammar › ViewDan whistled and rocked the chair ….. he was in the restaurant.
A. which
B. while
C. where
D. whose
Vocabulary › View
1. A driving force; anything that causes an action.
2. Increased activity resulting from a driving force.
A. Impetus
B. Vagabond
C. Maxim
D. Bewail