[ Modal Verbs ]
It expresses a polite way of telling or asking someone to do something, and to talk about hypotheses.
A. would
B. must
C. should
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Grammar › ViewThe function was postponed. The singers did not reach on time. ( Join without using ‘and’,’ but ‘or ‘so’)
A. The function was postponed because the singers did not reach on time.
B. The function is postponed because the singers did not reach on time.
C. The function was postpondeded because the singers did not reach on time.
D. The function was postponed as the singer did not reach on time.
Modals of Obligation and Permission › View
_____ go to the party? I’m really tired.
A. Do we have to
B. Can we
C. Can’t we