[ Modal Verbs ]
This modal verb has the following meanings: ability, objective possibility, asking for / giving / refusing permission, requests (or refusing requests), doubt, uncertainty (or disbelief), and reproach.
A. Can
B. May
C. Have to
D. Should
E. Must
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Grammar › Viewdon’t/ go to/ you/ the museum?/ Why/
A. Why don’t you go to the museum?
B. Why don’t you go the to museum?
C. Why don’t go you to the museum?
D. Why you don’t go to the museum?
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COUNTRY: The U.S. NATIONALITY: ………….
A. British
B. America
C. American
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A. A word that replaces a verb
B. A word that replaces an adjective
C. A word that replaces a noun
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During the weekend, Mike _______ (play) video games with his friends.
A. plays
B. playing
C. played
D. play