[ Vocabulary & Grammar ]
Having the sharp unpleasant taste of a lemon or vinegar.
A. sour
B. sweet
C. crunchy
D. savoury
Select your answer:
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Which sentence indicates prohibition using the correct modal?
A. You could not park here.
B. You can’t park here.
C. You may not park here.
D. You have to park here.