[ Modal Verbs and Vocabulary ]
Which word means “having a lot of knowledge or skill in something”?
A. reliable
B. experienced
C. official
D. remote
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Modals › ViewWhat modal is NOT used to express possibility?
A. could
B. should
C. may
D. might
Grammar › View
We got to the cinema late and the film ___________.
A. had already started
B. was already started
C. already started
D. has already started
Vocabulary › ViewWhich word is used to describe a stubborn refusal to agree?
A. Capricious
B. Intransigent
C. Behove
D. Amalgam
Grammar - Punctuation › View
Select the correct punctuation.
A. We went to the movie, after we ate lunch.
B. We went to the movie; after we ate lunch.
C. We went to the movie after we ate lunch.