She ______ train harder if she wants to break the record.
A. SHOULD
B. MIGHT
C. CAN
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Grammar › ViewThe series of lectures __________ informative.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were
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Convert the sentence to present tense: He cooked dinner for his family.
A. He cooks dinner for his family.
B. He cook dinner for his family.
C. He cooked dinner for their family.
D. He cooking dinner for his family.
Grammar › ViewChoose the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.
A. Neither Adam nor the others being willing to donate any money.
B. Neither Adam nor the others be willing to donate any money.
C. Neither Adam nor the others is willing to donate any money.
D. Neither Adam nor the others are willing to donate any money.
Conjunctive Adverbs and Punctuation › View
Select the sentence that correctly uses a conjunctive adverb and punctuation.
A. The weather was cold; however, we decided to go hiking.
B. The weather was cold; we decided to go hiking however.
C. The weather was cold however; we decided to go hiking.
D. The weather was cold; we however decided to go hiking.