[ May, Might ]
John isn’t in class today. I think he … sick.
a) might
b) might be
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Grammar › ViewChoose the sentence with a subject-verb-adjective pattern:
A. The cake tasted delicious.
B. Jumped high to reach the ball.
C. The cat chased the mouse.
D. After school, she went home.
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____________ films does Tom watch ?
A. How much
B. How many
Present Perfect Tense › ViewThey __________ (not / go) to the beach this summer.
A. didn’t go
B. wasn’t going
C. haven’t gone
D. did not go
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We began ____ looking round for advertising agencies which have experience of our market.
A. to
B. with
C. by
D. at