[ Modals ]
You are at a close friend’s house. You want to use the phone. You say:
A. Might I use your phone?
B. Is it possible if I use your phone?
C. Can I use the phone?
D. Could I use the telephone, please?
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Grammar › ViewWe have a lot of work tomorrow. You _____ be late.
A. won’t
B. shouldn’t
C. can’t
D. musn’t
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In Spring, Summer and Autumn, the Canaal is full ___ boats.
a. at
b. in
c. of
d. on
“Did you get to see Frances in the end?”
“No. She _______ for the airport when I arrived at her home.”
A. would leave
B. was leaving
C. had left
D. left
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Here, a daughter _________ not considered a curse was not generally welcome.
a. unless
b. only if
c. although