[ Grammar ]
What is countable noun?
A. Noun that we cannot count
B. Noun that is specific
C. Noun that we can count
D. Noun that is common or general
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Modal Verbs › View“He couldn’t speak fluent English”.
The modal verb in the sentence is referring to ___________.
A. Ability
B. Possibility
C. Obligation
D. Advice
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Which sentence is correct
A. Jack will calls me.
B. Jack will call me yesterday.
C. Jack will called me.
D. Jack will call me tomorrow.
Adjective › ViewThe man lived in a poor area in the city.
A. Man
B. Poor
C. Lived
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We ___________ to have our laptop repaired as soon as possible
A. must
B. could
C. should
D. need