Yay! I still came out successful 39/41.

I tried my best to study all those answers in modal verbs of English. My score was 29 out of 36! I sucked fairly.

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My score:34/36!!

Number 16 should be "Who ANSWERED the phone?" .

Isn't the correct expression "I'm looking forward TO SEEING you" for number 6?

Very good point

45 no fact, common or always true.

Some answers are grammatically wrong!!1

Question: #12: Answer B also correct -- a past action (reviewed) taken to prepare for a future event (test). #18: Answer C also correct. #19: Answer D also correct. If one USED TO BE always late, but no longer is.

Question: #6: Answer A, present tense, also correct. #17: "Could" is used to show that something is possible, but not certain. Example: It could rain tomorrow. "Can" refers to someone's skill or general abilities. Example: She can swim very well. "Will" refers to one's future intentions. So as the sentence is written, any of the four answers would be grammatically correct. #19: Answer A also correct. #24: Normally, one would say "Is the concert over?" If one thinks the concert is coming to a close, then answer C. #32: Answer B also correct. #36: Preferred phrasing, "If the alarm doesn't ring in the morning, I will be late." Or answer D. #43:Answer B is correct, since we're referring to an address here.

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During this evening (Thursday,May 23,2024) I re-took the "Phrasal Verbs Quiz"_ and, this time, I scored 30/30! GREAT! Thanks! Larry Carroll

Question: #6: Two correct choices: Answer B, or rephrase answer A to read "If I know the answer, I WILL tell you." #13: Answer B also correct. Example: "I have little patience for his rudeness." Meaning "almost none." #15: Answer C if expressing regret about not currently being able to play. Answer D if regretting about one's inability or unwillingness to play in the past. #17: In American English, the expression is "to pick up the phone." #19: The question employs the subjunctive mood, so answer D would be incorrect. The correct answer would be either B, if too busy to PRESENTLY help, or rephrase answer D to read "If I weren't so busy I would have helped you," if referring to your failure to have helped with a past request for assistance. #21: Answer A also correct -- something you'll be doing later. #33: Answer D also correct. For example, if you wish to clarify that the team did not just now begin its training. #37: Answer A is incorrect; B is correct.

Very helpful, but , I Ve a question a bout no 19,, if I was , or if I were , could you explain it please,

39/40. Very well! Larry Carroll

Thanks good quiz score 48/50.

Thanks for your grammar I got 40 out of 50

58/61 scores

Despite a temporary Internet blackout, I was able to finish this "50 + Grammar Quiz", and I did very well! Larry Carroll

I got 20 Mark's this is use full for students thanks to you

I have a doubt about question no54?

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I Got 30/30