A: Is Margaret 16 yet? B: She [x] be because I saw her driving last week.

We’re almost out of gas. We [x](stop) at the gas station that we passed a few miles ago.

A: Are you glad you took the new job? – B: No, actually, I’m not. I do not like my new jobs. I _____ (keep) my old job.

A: Beautiful shoes! Where did you buy them? – B: I bought them at Norwalk’s, but I _____ (buy) them online. They were a lot cheaper there.

Part II. The past form of ‘should.’ Use the Present or Past combination of ‘should + verb.’ Type only the verbs. YOU SEE: If you have a test tomorrow, you _____ (study) today. YOU TYPE: should study (no upper case or apostrophe ‘ in a contraction form)   A: We’re having hamburgers? I thought you were cooking a turkey for the holiday. – B: I did, but I cooked it for too long. It burned up in the oven! I _____ (take) it out after three hours, but I forgot.

Match the processes of licensure, certification, and accreditation with their appropriate examples.

As their health counselor, your patient informs you that their doctor has ordered a mammogram.  When explaining the difference among the three levels of prevention, primary prevention, secondary prevention, and tertiary prevention, using the mammogram as an example, what level of prevention would you inform your patient that their mammogram is?

Many buffalo in North America were killed because of human thoughtlessness. As a result, there are few buffalo left in North America. People (not, kill) _______ those buffalo.

A: Have you seen Clark? I can’t find him anywhere. – B: He was feeling terrible. He _______ (go) home a while ago.

We did not travel to Africa when we had the opportunity last year. We (go) ______ at that time.