John said, ” My friend may come tonight.”
A. John said that his friend might come tonight.
B. John said that his friend might come that night.
C. John said that his friend might go that night.
D. John said that his friend might go tonight.
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Grammar and Essay › ViewMy brother will ____ the table to eat .
A. pay
B. set
C. sink
D. see
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Which sentence is written correctly with an introductory phrase or word?
A. Toward the back of the cupboard Jillian, found her lost wedding ring.
B. Toward the back, of the cupboard Jillian found her lost wedding ring.
C. Toward the back of the cupboard, Jillian found her lost wedding ring.
D. Toward the back of the cupboard Jillian found her lost wedding ring.
Modal Verbs › View……………………….. I make a call on you mobile?
A. Can’t
B. May
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Taylor has lost her dictionary……….two days ago{PC}
A. the
B. since
C. for
D. of