[ Grammar ]
You ……… help me, but you can if you want to
A. don’t have to
B. didn’t need to
C. mustn’t
D. haven’t to
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Tenses › ViewShe isn’t here.
A. Past Simple
B. Present Continuous
C. Future Simple
D. Present Simple
Modals Auxiliary › View
Aidil: It was very noisy in the field yesterday.
Ponco: The children ………….. football.
A. may play
B. must play
C. should have played
D. must have played
E. are supposed to play
Grammar › ViewPeople might be ___________ your new product.
A. ignore
B. ignores
C. ignoring
D. ignored
Grammar › View
In the U.S., it’s ____________ to shake hands when you meet someone new.
A. Typical
B. Offensive
C. A compliment
D. Rude