I have written three letters. This means…
A. she is still writing now
B. she is not writing anymore
C. she hasn’t finished writing yet
D. she hopes to finish writing this morning
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Modals for Ability, Possibility and Permission › ViewIn which sentence can’t you substitute be allowed to with could?
A. We didn’t have lessons on Friday afternoons, so we were allowed to leave school early.
B. My parents were very easygoing. I was often allowed to stay out late.
C. Mary was allowed to have her first sleepover when she was 9.
D. Adam was allowed to take the Tube on his own when he was 11.
Vocabulary › View
a word that describes a noun or pronoun
A. experience
B. adjective
C. character
D. connotations
Future Tenses › ViewHe _____ (not/ leave) on Monday.
A. doesn’t leave
B. won’t leave
C. isn’t leaving
D. isn’t going to leave
Grammar › View
They had left early, so I my ride.
A. will miss
B. missed
C. might miss