[ Bare Infinitive and To Infinitive ]
Which verb is followed by a bare infinitive?
A. practice
B. make
C. suggest
D. can’t help
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Modal Verbs and Permission › ViewHow should you correct this refusal: ‘You can’t borrow my car, yes you can.’
A. You can’t borrow my car.
B. You may borrow my car.
C. You can’t borrow my car, but maybe you can.
D. Yes, you can’t borrow my car.
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I will be …… at home
A. Staying
B. Stayed
C. Being stayed
D. Stay
Third Conditional › ViewIf they ……………… earlier, they ……………… the train.
A. Would have left, had caught
B. Had left, had caught
C. Had left, would have caught
Present Simple › View
A: Whose book is it?
B: ….
A. It’s mine.
B. It’s me.