[ Modals of Obligation and Necessity ]
What does “mustn’t” mean?
A. It’s necessary.
B. It’s optional.
C. It’s prohibited.
D. It’s a recommendation.
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Prepositional Phrases › ViewIdentify the prepositional phrases:
Paisley flopped on the couch when she entered the room.
A. when she entered
B. Paisley flopped
C. on the couch
D. entered the room
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Identifying Subordinating Conjunctions – “Unless you have another idea, we will play Joe’s game this afternoon.”
A. unless
B. you’ll
C. you
D. meeting
Pronouns › ViewI’m looking for Lara.
Where is _____?
A. She
B. Her
C. Hers
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The children were all happy.
A. All
B. Happy
C. Children