Topics: Modal Verb
Math each sentence with its intended meaning!
He might join us later.
A. A request for permission
B. Expressing a conclusion
C. Expressing a possibility
D. Offering advice or expectation
Select your answer:
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Grammar - Punctuation › ViewProf Diaz have you met Dr Petrozelli?
A. Prof. Diaz, have you met Dr. Petrozelli?
B. Prof. Diaz have you met Dr. Petrozelli?
C. Prof Diaz, have you met Dr. Petrozelli?
D. Prof. Diaz, have you met, Dr. Petrozelli?
Gerunds and Infitinitives › View
If they can save enough money, they’re hoping _______ to Miami for their honeymoon. (go)
A. to go
B. going