[ Grammar ]
The jury ………. the man guilty of the crime.
A. caught
B. sentenced
C. found
D. accused
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Modals › ViewChoose the best modal for each sentence.
A: _________ you show me how to use this computer software?
B: _________________. How can I help?
A. Can / I be glad to
B. Could / I would happy to
C. Can / I’d be glad to
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When asking for permission, which phrase should you use?
A. “May I see your ID, please?”
B. “Give me your ID.”
C. “You need to show me your ID.”
D. “Hand me your ID now.”
Be Going To vs. Will › ViewBe careful! The dog………… bite you.
A. will
B. is going to
C. isn’t going to
D. won’t
Grammar › View
If you work hard, you __________ achieve your goals.
A. be able to
B. being able to
C. to be able to
D. will be able to