Use a modal verb to express necessity in the following sentence: Students _______ wear a uniform to school.
A. can
B. must
C. should
D. might
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A. are going to live, will need
B. are going to live, will needs
C. are going to living, will need
D. are going to living, will needs
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Which sentence contains an error in punctuation?
A. She loves to read mystery novels; however, she dislikes horror stories.
B. She loves to read mystery novels, however, she dislikes horror stories.
C. She loves to read mystery novels; she dislikes horror stories.
D. She loves to read mystery novels, and she dislikes horror stories.
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A. too many
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Choose the noun from the sentence below. James went to the beach.
A. Went
B. Beach
C. The