[ Grammar ]
/s/ and /ch/ are examples of
A. morphemes
B. phonemes
C. vergules
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Perfect Modals › ViewWhich perfect modal indicates a logical conclusion about a past event?
A. May have
B. Could have
C. Should have
D. Must have
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If you beleive in yourself, anything become possible for you.
A. If you beleive in yourself, anything becomes possible for you.
B. If you believe in yourself, anything become possible for you.
C. If you believe in yourself, anything becomes possible for you.
Sam is talking to the teacher. …………………… Sue and Amy …………………….. for him?
A. Does ……………….wait
B. Is ……………….. waiting
C. Are ……………. waiting
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You can keep my iPod if you like. I ________ it any more.
A. don’t use
B. didn’t use
C. doesn’t use
D. am not using