[ To-Infinitive, Bare Infinitive, and Gerund ]
Which verb is typically followed by a to-infinitive?
A. Finish
B. Avoid
C. Plan
D. Enjoy
Select your answer:

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Modal Verbs › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express possibility?
A. He must come to the meeting tomorrow.
B. She can solve the problem easily.
C. They might arrive late due to traffic.
D. We will finish the project by tomorrow.
E. You should eat more vegetables.
Grammar › View
When I have to drive to a place I don’t know very well, I put the __________ into a satnav.
A. destination
B. destined
C. destiny
D. start
