Despite the heavy rain, she don’t decided to cancel the outdoor event.
Which word is grammatically incorrect?
A. Despite
B. don’t
C. decided
D. event
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C. Modal verbs such as ‘will’, ‘shall’, ‘must’ can be used to speculate about the possible whereabouts or fate of the missing item.
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The museum __________ at 10 am daily.
A. opens
B. will open
C. is going to open
D. has been opening
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A. will take
B. take
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A. plays
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