[ Adjective ]
A: Did that trip around the world satisfy your urge to travel .
B: It was certainly a _____ trip, but I still want to travel.
a. satisfying
satisfied
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Modal Auxiliary Verbs › ViewThey ______ (may / might) go to the party if they finish their work.
A. may
B. might
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She ___ the bed at present.
A. makes
B. is making
C. make
D. are making
Verb Ability › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses ‘be able to’ in the future tense?
A. They are able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
B. They were able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
C. They will be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
D. They have been able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
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Tina ______ been to Tokyo.
A. have never
B. has ever
C. has never