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Would you like a cup of tea? The sentence expresses
A. a probability
B. an offer
C. an obligation
D. a request
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Countable & Uncountable Nouns › ViewThey had some for breakfast this morning.
A. sandwich
B. sandwichs
C. sandwiches
Vocabulary › View
What’s the noun form of high?
A. haight
B. hight
C. high
D. height
Modal Verbs › ViewWhat does the modal verb ‘could’ indicate in the sentence: I could have gone to the party.
A. Permission in the present
B. Possibility or ability in the past
C. Certainty in the past
D. Possibility in the future
Grammar › View
Last year, I had a really ………. experience at the camp site.
A. terrify
B. terrified
C. terrifying
D. terribly