[ Grammar & Vocabulary ]
“Excuse me Sir, could you clean up _______________ your dog? Thank you” asked Mike.
A. in
B. on
C. after
D. before
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Grammar › ViewHow many fish are there in the sea? ______
A: There are much fish in the sea.
B: There are many fishes in the sea.
C: Are there millions of fish in the sea.
D: There are millions and millions.
E: Are millions and millions of fish in the sea.
Grammar › View
Don’t worry. You __________________anything to help.
A. wouldn’t have done
B. could have done
C. couldn’t have done
D. couldn’t did
E. shouldn’t have done
Modal Verbs › ViewWhich modal verb is used to express necessity or obligation?
A. might
B. must
C. should
D. can
Vocabulary › View
State of unthinking or satisfied acceptance.
A. Okay
B. Redemptive
C. Idly
D. Complacency