[ Subject and Verbs Agreement ]
Either you or she ___ for this book.
A. payed
B. pay
C. paying
D. pays
Select your answer:
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Be used to vs used to › ViewTony (A) (B) much time on computer games. He doesn’t do it now because he finds studies more important. Mr Cheng is happy for him.
A. (A): is used to (B): spending
B. (A): is used to (B): spend
C. (A): used to (B): spend
D. (A): used to (B): spending
Passive Modals in Different Tenses › View
‘They might not allow wild animals as pets.’
A. Wild animals might be allowed as pets.
B. They might allow wild animals as pets.
C. Wild animals might not be allowed as pets.