[ Modals for Obligation ]
You ____ come with me; I can go alone.
A. mustn’t
B. shouldn’t
C. don’t have to
D. didn’t have to
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A. Broadway
B. Oxford University Theatre
C. The Globe
D. The London Palladium
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Change the negative statement to positive statement: She can’t play the piano well
A. She does play the piano well
B. She has play the piano well
C. She can play the piano well
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A. me a bike
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. Which modal is appropriate for the sentence: “I would appreciate it if you ___ give your charger to me. My battery is about to die”
A. will
B. would
C. can
D. have to