A: What’s the matter with him?
B: He has a _________
A. STOMACHACHE
B. FEVER
C. COLD
D. HEADACHE
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Modal Verbs and Conditionals › ViewHow would you respond to the situation below: An elephant jumps into the swimming pool.
A. Everyone should get out in case all of the water splashes out.
B. Everyone may get out in case all of the water splashes out.
C. Everyone might get out in case all of the water splashes out.
D. Everyone can get out in case all of the water splashes out.
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What is a noun?
A. An action word
B. A descriptive word
C. A person, place, thing, or idea
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A. Jair and Robert doesn’t want to visit Ica
B. Jair and Robert Ica don’t visit
C. Jair and Robert don’t want to visit Ica
D. Jair and Rober visit Ica
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Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘but’ to combine these sentences: “It was raining. We decided to go for a hike.”
A. It was raining, we decided to go for a hike.
B. It was raining but we decided to go for a hike.
C. It was raining, but we decided to go for a hike.
D. It was raining. But we decided to go for a hike.