[ Modals ]
How can you show that you are sure about something happening in the future?
A. Use ‘might’ or ‘could’.
B. Use ‘should’ or ‘ought to’.
C. Use ‘was’ or ‘were’.
D. Use ‘will’ or ‘is going to’.
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Grammar › ViewChoose the word that best matches the definition:
The rules we follow when we write so other people can understand our work. Includes spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
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A. constitution
B. trait
C. language conventions
D. spelling
Grammar › View
I … (break) my arm when I … (play) football.
A. broke / was playing
B. was breaking / was playing
C. was breaking / played
D. broke / played
Phrasal Verbs › ViewLook Jack, I’ve _______ your bad behavior long enough!
A. put up
B. put through
C. put up with
D. get on well
Simple Future Tense › View
I _______ finish the work given online.
A. will
B. shall