[ Modal Auxiliaries ]
“_________ taking me downtown on your way to work this morning?”
“Not at all”
A. Can you
B. Why don’t you
C. Would you mind
D. Could you please
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means:
A. You had better drive slowly.
B. You are supposed to drive on the right
C. You must drive on the right side very slowly.
D. You are to drive on the right if you are slow.
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Who makes you ______ ?
A. to laugh
B. laughing
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A. they
B. he
C. you
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I __ finished my homework before dinner.
A. should have
B. will have
C. might have
D. could have