[ Modal Verbs ]
In negative sentences, which modal verb is used to express lack of obligation or necessity?
A. must not
B. should not
C. have to not
D. need not
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A. Sally cannot speak French fluently
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A. will be
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A. running
B. runned
C. runner
D. runned