[ On, At, By ]
You can go from New York to London ________ plane
A. in
B. on
C. by
D. with
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Request with Modal Verbs › ViewCould you ____ me your suit for a wedding?
Of course. But you should dry-clean it first.
A. lend
B. lending
C. lent
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My brother __________ on the phone for two hours.
A. has been talking
B. has been talked
C. have been talking
D. have been talked
Question Words › View________ do you go after school? At my friend’s house.
A. When
B. Where
C. Why
D. How
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“Be supposed to” and “be allowed to” are used to express…
A. permission and expectation respectively
B. expectation and permission respectively
C. future and past conditions
D. obligation and permission respectively