Identify the sentence in which “used to” is correctly employed.

Given the development of receptive skills and The National Common Curricular Base guidelines for English language teaching, it's correct to state that:

Choose the option in which the preposition “in” is used.

The statement in which there is ellipsis of the subject is:

The relative pronoun can be omitted in:

Choose the statement in which there is an adjective that is complement to a non- finite clause.

Choose the item in which the meaning of the suffix is NOT correct.

The product of a students’ learning may be measured at a particular time in order to point out what learners can achieve or how much they know at a given stage. Alternatively, it's possible to identify students’ skills focusing on the learning process. These two types of assessment are called, respectively:

In the statement “Her rugged face gave away her age.”, the -ed sound in the word “rugged” is the same as in the word:

Choose the statement in which the underlined modal verb denotes a logical necessity.