[ Grammar ]
The book came out yesterday, but I _________________ it.
A. The book came out yesterday, but I have already read it.
B. The book came out yesterday, but I has already read it.
C. The book came out yesterday, but I have already readed it.
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat term describes the action of forming a strong, immediate connection or rapport with someone?
A. to hit it off
B. to dwell on
C. to let down
D. to put up with
Present and Past Tenses › View
. He usually (go – goes – going) to school on Mondays.
A. go
B. goes
C. going
Grammar › ViewThe streets are really …………… in this neighborhood. Cars park on both sides and only one car can pass.
A. modern
B. narrow
Modals › View
I’m sure you ___ change that shirt if it doesn’t fit.
A. should
B. can’t
C. will be able
D. might