[ Possessive Pronouns ]
It’s my house. This house is ….
A. mine
B. yours
C. his
D. hers
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Grammar › ViewLucy isn’t able to speak French.
A. Lucy shouldn’t speak French.
B. Lucy can’t speak French.
C. Lucy mustn’t speak French.
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She likes the boy ________ over there.
A. to stand
B. standing
C. stands
D. who stand
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A. the
B. an
C. a
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Mrs. Vanda: Mr. Alfian doesn’t come today. Usually, he arrives early in the morning.
Mr. Masuri: He ………….. sick.
A. must
B. will
C. should
D. will be
E. must be