Choose the correct sentence.
A. That’s my dogs, Donna and Nahla.
B. Those is my dogs, Donna and Nahla.
C. Those are my dogs, Donna and Nahla.
D. That are my dog, Donna and Nahla.
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Modal Verbs for Permission and Obligation › ViewCreate a sentence using ‘have to’ to express obligation.
A. I have to go to the store tomorrow.
B. They have to study for the exam next week.
C. You have to clean your room later.
D. I have to finish my homework before dinner.
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The trees in the park _______ beautiful colors in the fall.
A. turn
B. turns
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases › ViewWhich sentence uses a prepositional phrase to show time?
A. The cat is under the table.
B. Before dinner, we will go for a walk.
C. She is taller than her sister.
D. He walked through the door.
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Which of the following sentences uses “can” correctly?
A. You can to go outside now.
B. He can sing very well.
C. Can I to borrow your pen?
D. They can swimming later.