[ Past Tenses ]
What does ‘used to’ signify in past tenses?
A. It refers to a specific event that happened once.
B. It indicates a current ongoing action.
C. It signifies future possibilities.
D. It signifies past habits or states that no longer occur.
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat’s the correct relative pronoun: “They talked to the student _ makes documentary films.”
A. whom
B. whose
C. who
D. which
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Which modal verb is used to express necessity or obligation?
A. might
B. must
C. should
D. can
Verb Forms › ViewWhat is the correct subject-verb agreement in the sentence: ‘The dog ___ barking loudly’?
A. is
B. were
C. am
D. are
Adjective › View
Mathematics is ____ than English.
A. A. easy
B. B. easier
C. C. easiest