What does something being “invaluable” mean?
A. Invaluable means extremely valuable, useful or indispensable.
B. Invaluable indicates a lack of importance or significance.
C. Invaluable refers to something that is easily replaceable.
D. Invaluable means worthless or of no value.
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A. will undergo
B. undergoes
C. undergoing
D. undergo
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He has not violated the law, but also he has escaped punishment.
A. Not only violated the law, but also he has escaped punishment
B. Not only violated the law, but also escaped punishment
C. Not only violated the law, but has escaped punishment
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A. eminent
B. fabricate
C. gluttony
D. irate
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Which modal verb is used to express possibility in the sentence:
“She ________ be at home by now.”
A. must
B. can’t
C. may
D. should