[ Modal Verbs ]
What does the modal verb ‘should’ express in the sentence: You should have finished your homework by now.
A. Anger or frustration
B. Possibility or uncertainty
C. Necessity or obligation
D. Permission or ability
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a. candidate
b. applicant
c. trainee
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Jack’s got a new job! This time next month, he ______ in South Africa.
A. will have been living
B. will live
C. shall have lived
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A. Rika asked why were they crying.
B. Rika asked why we were crying.
C. Rika asked why they were crying.
D. Rika asked why we are crying.
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She …………………… when she heard the news.
A. was weeping
B. wept
C. had wept