Question 1
The office lights provide enough evidence for a confident present assumption. Build the inference: _____
Options: has, The design team will be working late.
Use the evidence, time frame, and attitude cues to build each sentence. One word does not belong.
Question 1
The office lights provide enough evidence for a confident present assumption. Build the inference: _____
Options: has, The design team will be working late.
Question 2
The case is visibly the wrong size, so the identification can be rejected confidently. Build the sentence: _____
Options: That won't be our replacement lens; its case is the wrong size., hasn't
Question 3
The live tracker still shows the hikers below the final ridge. Build the confident conclusion about completion: _____
Options: haven't, The hikers won't have reached the summit.
Question 4
Ravi does this during every current opening shift, and the speaker is irritated. Build the characteristic habit: _____
Options: Ravi will rearrange every shelf just after the library opens., has
Question 5
The speaker describes a current family routine with affection. Build the typical behaviour: _____
Options: had, My grandmother will save the crispiest pastry for the youngest child.
Question 6
Nora is consistently ready to help whenever anyone asks. Build the willingness statement: _____
Options: Nora will translate technical instructions for anyone who asks., translating
Question 7
The new access card is valid, but the scanner repeatedly fails to respond. Build the malfunction statement: _____
Options: hasn't, The scanner won't recognize the new access card.
Question 8
At last night’s rehearsal, repeated requests were made, but the actor deliberately refused. Build the past-refusal sentence: _____
Options: At last night's rehearsal, the lead actor wouldn't repeat the final scene., cannot
Question 9
A completed winter residency is established, and this action happened repeatedly. Build the past habit: _____
Options: used, During each winter residency, the sculptor would sketch the courtyard at dawn.
Question 10
The speaker wants to offer a tentative, politely distanced inference. Build the sentence: _____
Options: I would imagine the old theatre is difficult to heat., has
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