[ Modal Verbs ]
The government _______ improve the infrastructure of big cities to boost the economy.
A. mustn’t
B. doesn’t have to
C. should
D. didn’t have to
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Relative Pronouns › ViewChoose the correct relative pronoun: The project ________ I worked on last month was a huge success.
A. that
B. why
C. who
D. where
Modals and Past Tenses › View
Which sentence uses a modal verb to express prohibition?
A. You must study for the exam.
B. You should help your friend.
C. You might go to the store.
D. You mustn’t eat anything before the test.
Grammar Past and Future Tense › ViewDid you drink orange juice this morning?
A. No. I drink pineapple juice.
B. Yes. I drank orange juice.
C. No. I did
D. No. I Can not
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At that time, it_____, the contract satisfied all parties.
A. were signed
B. was signed
C. sign
D. signed