[ Modals ]
We use “need” as a modal verb in:
A. I need to go now.
B. I needn’t worry about the test.
C. I don’t need going now.
D. I needing go now.
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A. often
B. sometimes
C. rarely
D. never
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A pronoun that is used as the subject of a sentence or as a predicate pronoun after a linking verb.
A. Possessive
B. Object
C. Subject
D. Intensive
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Determine the structure of the following sentence:
He opened the mailbox and the front door.
A. simple sentence
B. compound sentence
C. complex sentence
D. compound-complex sentence