Identify the meaning of “might have” in this sentence: “She might have forgotten her umbrella.”
A. She definitely forgot her umbrella.
B. She possibly forgot her umbrella.
C. She was told to forget her umbrella.
D. She never forgets her umbrella.
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Grammar › ViewWhy ______ we doing this exercise now? It’s so boring.
A. are
B. is
C. have
D. aren’t
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____ three languages: French, Spanish, and English.
A. I speak
B. I speaking
C. I’m speaking
D. I’m spoken
Verb Tenses › ViewForm a sentence using simple present tense: He always ____________ (help) his friends with their homework.
A. He always helped his friends with their homework.
B. He always help his friends with their homework.
C. He always helping his friends with their homework.
D. He always helps his friends with their homework.
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______ sun is shining
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. –