Which sentence correctly uses “can” to express ability?
A. She can swim when she was five.
B. He can speaks three languages fluently.
C. They can solve difficult math problems.
D. Can you played the piano last year?
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Reported Speech › ViewKeith told the immigration officer, “This is my first visit to the United States.”
A. Keith told the immigration officer that that was his first visit to the United States.
B. Keith told the immigration officer that that is his first visit to the United States.
C. Keith told the immigration officer that that would be his first visit to the United States.
Mixed Present Tenses › View
Mum and Dad are both busy. Mum is ………………. (cook) lunch and Dad ……………(vacuum) the carpets.
A. is cooking/is vacuuming
B. are cooking/ are vacuuming
C. cooks/vacuums
D. is cooking/ vacuums
Grammar › ViewShe ………………….still be at home. I talked to her on the phone a couple of minutes ago.
A. has to
B. better
C. must
D. needs
Grammar - Punctuation of Sentences › View
I broke my leg
A. .
B. ?
C. !