Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
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Is this correct?
She can drive; she has been able to drive for fifteen years.
The choices were:
can drive
is able to drive
could drive
has been able to drive
and how about this one, they seem so easy, but I am afraid I am missing something!
He ____be from Spain. He doesn't speak Spanish.
The choices were:
mustn't
isn't possibly
can't
must
She can drive; she has been able to drive for fifteen years.
The choices were:
can drive
is able to drive
could drive
has been able to drive
and how about this one, they seem so easy, but I am afraid I am missing something!
He ____be from Spain. He doesn't speak Spanish.
The choices were:
mustn't
isn't possibly
can't
must
Top answer
Hi, s this correct? It's fine. She can drive; she has been able to drive for fifteen years.
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Hi,
s this correct? It's fine.
She can drive; she has been able to drive for fifteen years.
The choices were:
can drive
is able to drive
could drive
has been able to drive
and how about this one, they seem so easy, but I am afraid I am missing
s this correct? It's fine.
She can drive; she has been able to drive for fifteen years.
The choices were:
can drive
is able to drive
could drive
has been able to drive
and how about this one, they seem so easy, but I am afraid I am missing
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