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Past simple or: Why ... the navigators ... to find new trade routes in the 15th. | What does "around" imply in the sentence?
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modals or ... (Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite...) #1 (permalink) Tue May 12, 2009 6:23 am   modals or ... (Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite...)
 

Hello!
Please help me to choose the correct answer for:
Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite doubtful whether he..................
a) is going to pass
b) will pass
c) could pass
d) might passing
e) would pass

Thanks a million!
Penuel
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modals or... #2 (permalink) Tue May 12, 2009 7:12 am   modals or...
 

Good morning Penuel, not so easy this one, but I would choose a), the whole sentence reeks of uncertainty.
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modals or ... (Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite...) #3 (permalink) Tue May 12, 2009 8:44 am   modals or ... (Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite...)
 

And here is another one:

Why ... the navigators ... to find new trade routes in the 15th century?
a) do ... tried
b) has ... tried
c) did tried
d) had ... tried

If any of these answers is correct please let me know why.

Thanks.
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modals or ... (Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite...) #4 (permalink) Tue May 12, 2009 17:01 pm   modals or ... (Although he seems to be studying hard for the exam, I'm quite...)
 

I have already answered this on the other post.

d) is the correct form.

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