Use a modal to express possibility in the present: ‘It ____ (might) rain today.’
A. It might rain today.
B. It should rain tomorrow.
C. It could rain yesterday.
D. It will rain today.
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Comparatives and SuperlativesThere is or There areDemonstrative SpeechAsking and Giving SuggestionPerfect Tenses and Have GotPhrasesSimple Present - Negative & InterrogativeModals: Possibility, Necessity, ExpectationSo - Too - Either - Neither-Ing and Infinitive Verb PatternsOther quiz:
Reported Speech › View‘Were you listening to me?’ She asked us …
A. why we’d been listening to her.
B. whether we’d been listening to her.
C. if we were listening to her.
Mixed General Quiz › View
In which province is it stipulated that civil marriage ceremonies must take place _____ 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. in a room with an open door?
a. after
b. between
c. from
Complete the conversation.
Nadia: Where ______ those earrings?
Fiona: I didn’t ______ them. They were a gift from my husband for our anniversary.
A. you bought, bought
B. you didn’t buy, buying
C. did you buy, buy
Vocabulary › View
We set up our camping ___________ for Fall Break.
A. cite
B. sight
C. site