I'm not sure when the train will arrive,I'm afraid.It___ be late. A.shall B.will C.may

I'm not sure when the train will arrive,I'm afraid.It___ be late. A.shall B.will C.may

Select c
It has been said that it is uncertain, so may should be used to indicate possible meaning

It is r___ that a famous singer will visit our city.

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The news that the famous singer will singer will sing in Xian_________ (spread) through the wh Fill in the blanks with verbs The news that the famous singer will singer will sing in Xian_________ (spread) through the whole city since last week.

I'm glad to be able to answer your question here. The correct answer to this question should be:
has spread
Since last week, the news that the famous singer will sing in Xi'an has spread all over the city
Since, it means the present perfect tense
The subject is the news, so we use has spread

He is sure that he will win the game

Agree with the view above, depending on the context you express
The first is subjective. He is sure that he will win;
The second is sure that he will win
The second expression is more likely to win than the first

Is that ____ (she) car?NO,____ (she) is over there

Her (her)
Hers (her car)

-____ , Kate.Who ’s that woman over there?-she is my mother.a.sorry b.I’m sorry c.Excuse me d.Thank

C. Excuse me. Excuse me
Because sorry means sorry, so exclude a, B, and D option, there is no word for thank, only thanks!
So choose C,

Jane a.she's b.her C it's d.its

C
Unified it's of uncertainty

Ann is so careful that she always goes over her exercises to make sure there are no mistakes. Please hurry up

Ann is very careful. She always checks her homework to make sure there are no mistakes

sure.here What is translated into Chinese?

Sure. Here you are
Here you are

sure.Here You are

Sure. Here you are