The following correct sentence if you want to book a room, except…
A. I need a room with a sea view
B. Can you bring me my suitcase?
C. Can I book a room for two days?
D. Is there a room for January 15th?
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A. visited
B. are visiting
C. visits
D. visit
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Cindy seldom swims, _______________?
A. has she
B. hasn’t she
C. does she
D. doesn’t she
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A. Imperative
B. Interrogative
C. Declarative
D. Exclamatory
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Which of these sentences is an example of possibility?
A. If you wash your hands you probably won’t get sick.
B. You should take the dog out for a walk.
C. You have to be quiet when the teacher is explaining something.
D. Could you help me with my homework?