[ Past Modals ]
the auxiliary verb in the past modal structures is …
A. have or has
B. have
C. had
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Grammar › ViewRachel —- to France two years ago, but I —- to Europe yet.
A. has gone / wasn’t traveling
B. was going / didn’t travel
C. went / haven’t traveled
Present Perfect Tense › View
New York is a great city. I … there since 2011
A. have built
B. have lived
C. have gone
D. have mingled
Present Simple Tense › ViewMary/ meet/ her friends/ at a cafe. (often)
A. Mary often meet her friends at a cafe.
B. Mary often meets her friends at a cafe.
C. Mary meets her friends at a cafe often.
D. Mary often met her friends at a cafe.
Present Perfect Tense › View
__________ you ever (try) ____________ Sushi?
A. has …. tried
B. have …. tried
C. did … try
D. did …. tried