[ Vocabulary ]
The lack of evidence resulted in an acquittal.
Resulted means:
A. Proceed
B. Arise
C. Consequence
D. All of the above
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Grammar › ViewOrion wants to learn whether there is a party today or not. What is the noun clause of this sentence?
A. Orion wants to learn
B. Orion wants to learn whether
C. Whether there is a party today or not
D. Orion wants to learn whether there is a party today or not
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They _____ a movie when the power went out.
A. are watching
B. were watching
C. have watched
D. watched
Relative Clause › ViewHe arrived with a friend ______ waited outside in the car.
A. whom
B. which
C. who
D. whose
Modal Perfect › View
“Are you going to join us there” – “Sorry, I _____________ talk to the teacher after school.”
A. might
B. need to
C. am able to
D. can’t