[ Vocabulary ]
Captious
A. Forgiving
B. Lively
C. Critical
D. One who complains tremendously
E. Accepting
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Tenses › ViewThey ___ already ___ dinner by the time we arrived.
A. have/eaten
B. had/eaten
C. have/eating
D. are/eating
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Identify the conjunction in the following sentence.
He likes playing football and soccer.
A. He
B. likes
C. playing
D. and
Modal Verbs › ViewRecognize the modal verb in context: “We should have left earlier to avoid the traffic.”
A. should
B. have
C. left
D. traffic
Grammar & Vocabulary › View
Choose the correct sentence:
A. He has sandwiches for lunch at work never
B. He has never sandwiches for lunch at work.
C. He never has sandwiches for lunch at work.