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Ambiguous
A. Enormous
B. Physically fit
C. Having more than one meaning
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A. could play – are setting
B. could have played – have set
C. will play – were setting
D. can play – had been setting
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Which group of words is an independent clause? This means the clause CAN stand alone as a sentence.
A. Although I was careful
B. When I get up
C. I played video games
D. Because they work together
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A. to use
B. used
C. use
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Choose the correct modal verb to express necessity in the following sentence: Students _______ complete their homework before the end of the day.
A. can
B. must
C. should
D. might