[ Must and Might Modals ]
What does “must have” mean in the sentence: “They must have forgotten the appointment”?
A. It is certain they forgot.
B. It is possible they forgot.
C. They were told to forget.
D. They never forget.
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A. If Mr. John called
B. If Mr. John will call
C. Unless Mr. John calls
D. Should Mr. John call
Adverbial Clauses › View
Although the rise in unemployment, people still seem to be spending more.
A. Although
B. in
C. still
D. spending
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A. bananas
B. water
C. butter
D. cheese
Vocabulary › View
Match the correct suffix to the correct definition.
Suffix -ly
A. in this way
B. made up of; characterized by
C. not
D. again