[ Present Tense Verbs ]
Which sentence uses “can” and “to want” correctly and shows their meanings in context?
A. I can ride a bike, and I want to ride it every day.
B. I can ride a bike, and I wants to ride it every day.
C. I cans ride a bike, and I want to ride it every day.
D. I can ride a bike, and I wanted to ride it every day.
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Lorna fell off her bicycle and hurt her knee.
A. simple
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. do you want to have ___ lunch with me?
A. a
B. the
C. —
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A. have
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They were … a football last weekend
A. Player
B. Playing
C. Played
D. Playlist