MIMIC meaning
A. to tell joke
B. real
C. to copy someone
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Modal Verbs › ViewSorry I’m late teacher. … I come in?
A. may
B. can
C. must
Perfect Verb Tenses › View
Imagine Emma and Rohan are busy scientists in a lab. Convert their exciting moment into the past perfect tense: “Emma and Rohan check data after they arrive at the laboratory.”
A. Emma and Rohan checked data after they arrive at the laboratory.
B. Emma and Rohan have checked data after they arrive at the laboratory.
C. Emma and Rohan had checked data after they arrived at the laboratory.
D. Emma and Rohan will have checked data after they arrive at the laboratory.
Grammar › View
Are there two posters?
A. Yes, there are.
B. No there.
C. No, there aren’t.
Subject-Verb Agreement › View
Which of the following sentences is correct?
A. The king and his son is back.
B. The king or his son are back.
C. The king as well as his sons is back.
D. The king and his sons is back.