We use ___ with singular countable nouns when we mention something for the first time.
e.g. I am thinking of buying ___ new car. The car I want isn’t available in Australia yet, though.
A. a(n)
B. the
C. no article
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Modal Verbs › ViewIt’s necessary for you to go home early tonight.
A. You may go home early tonight.
B. You mustn’t go home early tonight.
C. You shouldn’t go home early tonight.
D. You need to go home early tonight.
Grammar › View
Emily: ________ you walk to school yesterday?
Clerk: Yes, I ________.
A. Did; walked
B. Did; walk
C. Did; did
D. Do; did
Grammar › ViewEvery time we go there, we take a lot of pictures —- we take a drive along the beach to see the surfers.
A) so that
B) as
C) whereas
D) even if
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Ben has a car, therefore he … to the beach many times.
A. have drive
B. has driven
C. has drove
D. drove