PERFECT MODALS. Which is the correct structure of a modal verb?
A. modal verb + past participle of the verb
B. modal verb + have + past participle
C. modal verb + have + gerund form of the verb
D. base form of the verb + modal verb
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a. My youngest sister who you met her at my house last week has just got married.
b. My youngest sister whom you met at my house last week has just got married.
c. My youngest sister that you met her at my house last week has just got married.
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Canadiens
A. People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry
B. A viewpoint that judges other cultures according to personal values; believing one’s own ethnic group is superior
C. The exchange of goods for other goods rather than money
D. A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France
World Literature Vocabulary › ViewA tiara is a small….
A. Crown
B. Halo
C. Hat
D. Sombrero
Future Tenses, Conditionals and Professions › View
This person helps people with legal problems and represents them in court. Who are they?
A. Lawyer
B. Accountant
C. Doctor
D. Journalist