work, composition, piece, oeuvre
A. opus
B. veneer
C. stricture
D. parable
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A. piggy bank
B. He put
C. into his piggy bank
D. quarters into
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A. can, could, must
B. will, would, may
C. shall, should, can
D. may, might, could
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A. Dear Human Resources Manager
B. Dear Sir Or Madam
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D. Dear Hiring Manager
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Choose the correct modal to complete the sentence.
It’s icy outside, so I’m walking to school instead of riding my bike. I ______________ be late to class.
A. can
B. might
C. had better
D. should