Grammar Quiz
[ Modal Auxiliary Verbs ]

In which type of sentences is the modal ‘ought to’ used to replace ‘should’?

A. Interrogative sentences

B. Exclamatory sentences

C. Affirmative sentences

D. Negative sentences

Select your answer:
         


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A. “The president stated, ‘We will… succeed no matter what.'”

B. “The president stated… We will succeed no matter what.”

C. “The president stated, We will succeed…no matter what.”

D. “The president stated ‘We will succeed no matter what.'”

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