[ Adverb of Manner ]
The cat roughly licked the tiny kitten.
A. licked
B. cat
C. roughly
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A. surprised
B. surprising
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In which sentence can’t you substitute must with have to?
A. You must register online before you can make a purchase.
B. I haven’t seen my grandma since Christmas. I must see her soon.
C. You must answer all the questions on the test.
D. Claire must wear glasses for driving.
Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewApply the correct punctuation: ‘Its a beautiful day’ or ‘It’s a beautiful day’?
A. It’s a beautiful day
B. Its a beautifull day
C. It is a beautiful day
D. Its a beautiful day
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to create without any forethought or preparation
A. circumspect
B. phosphoresce
C. elucidate
D. improvise
E. prospect