Can I ask you _____question?
A. many
B. a little
C. a few
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Grammar › ViewChoose the sentence with the meaning below.
Marie is unhappy because she gave up her career when she got married.
A. Marie would have be happy if she had not give up her career when she got married.
B. Marie would be happy if she didn’t give up her career when she got married.
C. Marie would be happy if she hadn’t given up her career when she got married.
Modal Verbs › View
. Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a strong obligation?
A. You might want to check your email.
B. They can join us for dinner.
C. She must wear a uniform to school.
D. He will visit his grandparents.
Tenses › ViewSarah is waiting for me at the museum.
A. Present simple
B. Present continuous
C. Present perfect
Tenses › View
In which tense do we use the structure ‘Subject + Be Verb’ for singular subject and ‘Verb’ for plural subject?
A. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
B. Past Perfect Tense
C. Present Continuous Tense
D. Simple Present Tense