[ Modal Auxiliary Verb ]
Which modal verb do we use to explain a need or urgent want?
A. Need
B. May
C. Might
D. Should
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the participial phrase in the following sentence: “Running through the park, she enjoyed the cool breeze.”
A. Running through the park
B. she enjoyed
C. the cool breeze
D. through the park
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Which of the following has correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Neither Zac Efron nor Daniel Radcliffe stars in tonight’s movie.
B. Neither Zac Efron nor Daniel Radcliffe star in tonight’s movie.
Passive Voice, Question Tag, Prepositions › ViewI came here _____ talk to you.
A. to
B. for
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Billy ……………..to school trip last Sunday. He was sick.
A. went
B. didn’t go
C. goed
D. didn’t went