[ Modals Verbs ]
There was no obligation to bring your laptop.
A. You didn’t need to have brought your laptop.
B. You shouldn’t bring your laptop.
C. You didn’t need to bring your laptop.
D. You couldn’t bring your laptop.
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Adjectives › ViewWhich is the correct order?
A. Your great idea is.
B. Your idea is great.
C. Great your idea is.
D. Your idea great is.
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What is the meaning of the word “propaganda”?
A. A type of terrain
B. Information used to promote a political cause
C. A random event
D. A sequence of events
Grammar › ViewI ______________ vegetables, but I eat them to be healthy.
A. like
B. don’t like
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Jake ________ for the test for three hours. He’s so tired.
A. was studying
B. has been studying
C. studies
D. studied