[ Grammar ]
What is the conjunction in the sentence?
You can have chocolate ice-cream or a brownie sundae.
A. have
B. you
C. a
D. or
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Modals › ViewI don’t suppose she was sleeping when you called her.
A. She must have been sleeping when you called her.
B. She can’t have been sleeping when you called her.
C. She might have been sleeping when you called her.
D. She may have been sleeping when you called her.
Grammar › View
“By the time the concert started, I had already left.”
“What did he say?”
A. He said he had already left.
B. He said he has already left.
C. He said he is leaving.
D. He said he leaves.
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(A) fast
(B) faster
(C) as fast
(D) fastest
Conjunctions › View
Matt went to the beach, ___ he learned to surf.
A. or
B. and
C. but
D. for