[ Modal Verbs ]
In the sentence ‘You should study for the test’, what does ‘should’ imply?
A. Past tense
B. Recommendation or advice
C. Possibility
D. Necessity
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A. had already leaved
B. had left already
C. had already left
D. had already lefted
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“Are we lost?” “I’m afraid we are. If only we ____ a map with us.”
A. brought
B. would have brought
C. could have brought
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A. On occasion,
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C. On the bright side,
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You won’t pass the exam ______ you study.
A. before
B. because
C. unless
D. as