Somebody stole my car.
A. My car is stolen.
B. My car were stolen.
C. My car was stolen.
D. My car are stolen.
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Grammar › ViewBy the time Ryan ____________ at the bus station, the first bus ____________.
A. had arrived; will have left
B. arrived; will have left
C. arrived; had left
D. arrives; had left
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Which sentence is in the present tense?
A. A witness will see a large man with an axe.
B. A witness saw a large man with an axe.
C. A witness sees a large man with an axe.
D. A witness has seen a large man with an axe.
Definite & Indefinite Pronoun & Conditionals › ViewWhat would happen if you … to work tomorrow?
A. didn’t worked
B. hadn’t worked
C. don’t work
D. didn’t work
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. Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a lack of permission?
A. They will arrive at noon.
B. He must not enter the room without permission.
C. She can speak three languages.
D. You can leave your bags here.