[ Grammar ]
Do not touch the cat.
A. Interrogative
B. Statement
C. Exclamatory
D. Command
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Prepositions & Modal Verbs › ViewLuke has passed his driving test, now he_________a car.
A. should
B. could
C. can
D. must
Grammar › View
Which sentence has an error in capitalization
A. I looked for a plant at the store.
B. I went to study at the University library
C. She got home late last Saturday
D. My dog ate all of his food.
Verb Tenses › ViewCreate a question in past: He (to finish) his homework?
A. He finished his homework?
B. Has he finished his homework?
C. Did he completed his homework?
D. Did he finish his homework?
Vocabulary & Grammar › View
A: We lost so badly.
B: I know. We’d — a lot more points if we —- more training over the last few weeks.
A. scored / did
B. have scored / ‘d done
C. scored / ‘d done
D. have scored / did