“Just a minute,” said Tom.
A. Come here
B. Wait a short time
C. Hurry up
D. Go away
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has an adverb?
A. The sentence ‘She ran to catch the bus quickly.’ has an adverb ‘to’.
B. The sentence ‘She ran to catch the bus.’ has an adverb ‘to’.
C. The sentence ‘She ran quickly to catch the bus.’ has an adverb ‘quickly’.
D. The sentence ‘She quickly ran to catch the bus.’ has an adverb ‘ran’.
Vocabulary › View
Extremely large, big.
A. gullet
B. cue
C. massive
D. miniscule
Modal Verbs › ViewWhat is the meaning of ‘must’ in the context of rules?
A. ‘Must’ indicates a suggestion in rules.
B. ‘Must’ refers to a personal choice in rules.
C. ‘Must’ is synonymous with ‘can’ in rules.
D. ‘Must’ means a mandatory requirement in rules.
Grammar › View
She _____ brush her teeth at night.
A. don’t
B. doesn’t
C. not
D. didn’t