A sentence that asks a question A. interrogative B. declarative ...

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A sentence that asks a question

A. interrogative

B. declarative

C. imperative

D. exclamatory

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Demonstrative Pronouns and Verb Tenses Prepositions of Time Simple Future Tense IF CLAUSE Antonyms May, Might Present simple or Past simple Verbs + Infinitives / Gerunds Modals and Inversion Irregular Plural Nouns

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I usually go to the park to ride my bike play catch with my dad and to play on the swings.

A. I usually, ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
B. I usually ride, my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
C. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad and, play on the swings.
D. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
E. No commas needed

Grammar : Structural Common Errors › View

Teacher coming.

A. Right

B. Wrong

Modal Verbs › View

You ___ study hard if you want to pass the exam.

A. can

B. must

C. might

D. could

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The forecast ____ rain for the next few hours.

A. predicts

B. predicted

C. is predicting

D. will predict