I ____ (never / try) Indian food.
A. never try
B. have never try
C. never tried
D. am never tried
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A. had been arriving / had worked
B. arrived / had been working
C. had arrived / had worked
D. had arrive / had beed working
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What does ‘call off’ mean?
A. To proceed with a plan
B. To cancel or abandon something that was planned or scheduled.
C. To postpone an event
D. To confirm a meeting
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A. end
B. will end
C. ends
D. ended
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Which sentence has a modal showing possibility?
A. There are many cats that would make good pets.
B. He will be at home tonight.
C. It might rain tomorrow.
D. We should take him a card.
E. You have to tell Dad