Write a sentence using a modal auxiliary verb to express obligation in present tense in the context of school rules.
A. You should finish your homework before you go to your first class.
B. You must finish your homework before you go to your first class.
C. You can finish your homework before you go to your first class.
D. You might finish your homework before you go to your first class.
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses the verb “to be” in the present simple tense?
A. The scissors is on the desk.
B. My glasses are broken.
C. The news are good today.
D. The pants is too tight.
Conjunctions › View
I was very tired, ___ I went straight to bed after dinner.
A. or
B. but
C. so
D. and
Tenses › ViewIf you start repairing the car now, do you think you ___________ by the end of the day?
A. will be finishing
B. are going to finish
C. will have finished
D. will finish
Modal Verbs › View
I think you …………… exercise more often.
A. must
B. had better
C. should