[ Modals ]
Choose the best modal for each sentence.
Student: _________________ help me with my homework, please?
Teacher: Of course!
A. Could you please
B. Could you
C. May you
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A. do not see
B. are not seeing
C. have not seen
D. had not seen
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Create a question using the verb ‘to eat’ in the past simple.
A. What do you eat yesterday?
B. What will you eat yesterday?
C. What did you eat yesterday?
D. What are you eating yesterday?
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A. Reprieve
B. Abscond
C. Fated
D. Pompous
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You _____ show respect in order to receive it.
A. would
B. must
C. can