[ Quantifiers ]
Countable nouns…
A. Just have singular form (they refer to 1 thing, animal, person, etc.)
B. Have both Singular and Plural form (they refer to 1, 2 or more things, animals, people, places, etc.)
Select your answer:
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Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewLook at that man! He ____________ off his ladder is he isn’t careful.
A. is going to fall
B. is falling
C. will fall
D. falls
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The example of expressing obligation is…
A. They have to wear uniform at school
B. You should wear uniform at school
C. You aren’t allowed to wear uniform at school
D. We must not wear uniform at school