[ Modals ]
I won’t be able to / can come on the walk unless I have strong walking boots.
A. be able to
B. can
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A. Can
B. Should
C. Must
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This was not the desired result. ______, people admired him for his efforts.
A. furthermore
B. also
C. nevertheless
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A. walked
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Yesterday, I ______ a terrible toothache, so I went to the dentist.
A. have
B. had
C. will have
D. having