[ Modal Verbs ]
It is necessary for you to finish this work today.
A. You can’t finish this work today.
B. You mustn’t finish this work today.
C. You may finish this work today.
D. You need finish this work today.
Select your answer:
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A: I think you might be interested in this grant I’ve heard you are in financial difficulties.
B: Sort of. ____________ .
A: I talked to your advisor. He really wants to help you.
A. Why should I care?
B. How did you know?
C. When should I apply?
D. Please don’t let the cat out.