[ Past with Modals ]
She may have forgotten to bring her notes.
A. She misplaced her notes.
B. She brought her notes.
C. She lost her notes.
D. She forgot her notes.
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Vocabulary - Grammar › ViewI . . . of being a famous sports star.
A. aim
B. encourage
C. dream
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In the sentence, “Cassie studied for the test, but she only got a C,” the conjunction “but” joins:
A. Two clauses
B. Two words
C. Two phrases
D. Two run-on sentences
Grammar › Viewwe can usually see ____ moon, every night.
A. an
B. the
C. had
D. have
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You cannot go out ________ you finish your homework.
A. unless
B. lest
C. if
D. but