[ Past with Modals ]
They could have finished the project on time.
A. They had the potential to finish the project on time.
B. They chose not to complete the project.
C. They were unable to start the project.
D. They finished the project ahead of schedule.
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewGet me the gift ___ that I left on the counter.
a. rap
b. wrap
Reported Speech › View
‘Can she walk yet?’ I wondered …
A. could she walk yet.
B. if can she walk yet.
C. if she could walk yet.
Grammar › ViewWhile people were talking to each other, he …….. his book.
A. is reading
B. read
C. readed
D. was reading
Modal Verbs › View
You ___ bring your ID to enter the building.
A. might
B. have to
C. could
D. might not