Choose
We use the modal verb “have to” to express…
A. obligation and necessity
B. strong recommendation
C. lack of necessity or obligation
D. prohibition
E. advice or an opinion
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the correct sentence.
A. “Martin, Have you met my half-brother, Michael?”.
B. “Martin, have you met my half brother, Michael?”
C. “Martin, have you met my half-brother, Michael?”.
D. “Martin, have you met my half-brother, Michael?”
Adverbial Concession Clauses › View
Although Sue felt tired, she stayed up late talking to Jill.
A. Despite feeling tired, Sue stayed up late talking to Jill.
B. In spite feeling tired, Sue stayed up late talking to Jill.
C. Sue wouldn’t feel tired despite staying up late talking to Jill.
D. Sue stayed up late talking to Jill. As a result, she was tired.
Grammar › ViewI promise to ______ her daughter next week when she’s at work.
A. take off
B. look for
C. knock on
D. look after
Grammar › View
What do you see?
A. I see a monster.
B. I see an monster.