Choose the correct sentence using “needn’t” for something unnecessary.
A. You needn’t worry about the test; you studied well.
B. You needn’t to worry about the test; you studied well.
C. You needn’t worrying about the test; you studied well.
D. You needn’t worried about the test; you studied well.
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Prepositions › ViewI met my classmates _____ the party.
A. in
B. for
C. on
D. at
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What is the function of the underlined word?
Sharon loves taking her time to do silly things such as tying her shoes.
A. direct object
B. predicate nominative
C. object of the preposition
D. subject
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A. Indicative
B. Imperative
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D. Conditional
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They have known each other ______ they were at primary school.
A. since
B. for