a demand made by authority
A. excruciating
B. requisitioned
C. humiliation
D. retroactive
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Quantifiers with NounsPassive Voice Present SimpleConjunctions in Complex SentencesConjunctionsNarrative TensesAdverb Clause ConnectorConditional and Mix Conditional SentenceQuestion WordsExpressing Obligation and ModalsLinking Verbs and TensesOther quiz:
Grammar › View‘Nancy shoudn’t go out now. It’s raining.’ ‘She __________ mail a package before the post office closes.’
A. Must to
B. Has to
C. Have to
D. Has
Modals for Obligation › View
Choose the best option:
Charlie _______ work on Sundays, but he often goes into the office.
A. don’t have to
B. has to
C. doesn’t have to
D. shouldn’t
Pronouns, Sentence Structure, and Apostrophes › ViewChoose the sentence with the apostrophes used correctly.
A. George and Tom’s old car was built in the ’60s and it’s paint has really faded over time.
B. George and Tom’s old car was built in the 60s and its paint has really faded over time.
C. George and Tom’s old car was built in the ’60’s and its paint has really faded over time.
D. George and Tom’s old car was built in the ’60s and its paint has really faded over time.
Grammar › View
Choose the sentence that has the semicolon in the correct location.
A. San Francisco is; my favorite city I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.
B. San Francisco is my favorite city; I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.
C. San Francisco is my favorite city I plan; to spend two weeks there this summer.
D. San Francisco is my favorite city I plan to spend two weeks there; this summer.