[ Grammar ]
There’s a chance ____ her appointment yesterday.
A. for her to have forgotten
B. forgetting
C. of her having forgotten
D. of her to forget
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Preference & Future Tense › ViewA: I can’t find my keys!
B:I _______________ (help) you look for them.
A. will help
B. am going to help
Modal Verbs › View
It _________ rain, but the possibilities are low, there are only a few clouds in the sky.
A. has to
B. might
C. could
D. must
Phrasal Verbs › ViewRun out of means….
A. Not having something or enough of something (we need to buy more of that…)
B. To do a lot of exercise and be worn out
C. To play a movie or a song in a play
Prepositions › View
prevent______
A. to
B. for
C. from
D. in