They / see / friends from school.
A. They did see friends from school.
B. They saw friends from school.
C. They seed friends from school.

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Adjective › ViewIdentify all of the adjectives in the sentence.
I enjoyed the delicious dinner that mom cooked.
A. enjoyed
B. delicious
C. dinner
D. Mom
E. cooked
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What is a kiosk?
A. A station where you can purchase refreshments
B. A cutting and chopping tool
C. Dry material to light a fire
D. Branches of a tree
Modal Verbs › ViewRewrite the sentence using modal verbs:
It is not necessary for them to bring snacks to the movie.
A. They don’t need to bring snacks to the movie.
B. They should bring snacks to the movie.
C. They might bring snacks to the movie.
D. They can bring snacks to the movie.
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I ________________ with you.
A. don’t agree
B. am not agreeing
C. am not agree
D. don’t to agree
