Topics: Modal Verbs
What does ‘He might be at home now’ mean?
A. He is definitely at home.
B. He is not at home.
C. He should be at home.
D. It’s possible that he is at home.
Select your answer:
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A. or
B. and
C. but
D. though
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I can’t believe__ before we found the one we bought!
A. how many houses did we look at
B. how many houses we looked at
C. how many we looked at houses