I usually _____ the bus to work.
A. take
B. takes
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Modal Auxiliary Verbs › ViewThe given sentence below is probability / saying that something is logical or normal (positive or negative):
It should not/ought not to be that difficult to get there.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Convert the sentence to past tense: The children play in the park every afternoon.
A. The children played in the park every afternoon.
B. The children will play in the park every afternoon.
C. The children plays in the park every afternoon.
D. The children playing in the park every afternoon.
Modals for Ability, Possibility and Permission › ViewIn which sentence would it be better to use could?
A. I was able to answer all the questions in the exam.
B. As a child Olivia was able to play the piano very well.
C. Were they able to get tickets for the show?
D. My cat was lost but we were able to find him in the end.
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Some verbs cannot be used in the present continuous. These verbs are called state verbs. Click on the answer which contains state verbs.
A. to be, to love, to hate, to need, to prefer, to understand, to believe, to know
B. to talk, to work, to cook, to write, to read, to laugh, to run, to walk