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Either the woodcutter or his son _______ going to chop some firewood in the jungle.
A. is
B. was
C. are
D. were
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A. Choice
B. Person
C. place
D. Manner
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We use: mustn’t when we talk about ( …)
A. necessity.
B. obligation
C. no obligation
D. prohibition
Grammar › ViewJim’s mother __________________ a carrot cake now.
A. bake
B. bakes
C. baked
D. is baking
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Were Sarah, Megan and Lil in the park last night?
A. Yes, they were.
B. Yes, they where.
C. No, she weren’t.
D. No, they weren’t.