[ Modal Verb ]
I ….. be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet.
A. might
B. would
C. ought
D. need
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A. pollution
B. waste
C. globalization
D. activity
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Use _____ for promises made at the time of speaking.
A. be going to
B. simple present
C. present progressive
D. will/won’t
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A. Both
B. Each
C. All
D. Several
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Ms. Horton will __________ the flowers as she paints them.
A. overstep
B. overlook
C. overanalyze
D. overwhelm