[ Tenses and Vocabulary ]
Choose the correct form: I __________ (to expect) to be __________ (disappointed) with the outcome.
A. I expect to disappoint with the outcome.
B. I expect to be disappointed with the outcome.
C. I am expecting to be disappointed with the outcome.
D. I expected to be disappointed with the outcome.
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the part of speech for the word in bold: The sun sets in the west.
A. Verb
B. Noun
C. Adjective
D. Adverb
Few vs. Little › View
Rachel: Would you like milk in your coffee?
Josh: Yes, ______, thanks.
A. Little
B. A little
C. Few
D. A few
an analysis and evaluation
A. critique
B. cue
C. critical reply
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Modals: Possibility, Necessity, Expectation › View
People are suppose to take off their shoes when they come in the house.
A. ok
B. not ok