[ Grammar ]
It may mean that you are hungry
A. Definitely you are hungry
B. You are hungry
C. It means you maybe are hungry
D. Maybe it means that you are hungry
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Reported Speech and Reporting VerbsThe Simple Present TensePassivisationParticiple - ing/ edSingular and Plural NounsPast and Present ContinuousPassive Modals, Impersonal PassivePassive and Active VoiceIndependent ClausesSimple TenseOther quiz:
Subjunctive › ViewRoberto would rather we … yesterday.
A. hadn’t left
B. didn’t leave
C. don’t leave
D. wouldn’t leave
Going To Be and Will › View
They __________ (sell) them to big companies.
A. are going to sell
B. is going to sell
Modals › ViewThis is a dangerous tour. Children……………… be accompanied by an adult.
A. shouldn’t
B. should
C. mustn’t
D. must
Toeic Verb › View
Sorry, James is not here. I think he ………….. ten minutes ago.
A. left
B. had left
C. was leaving
D. has left