Bill is ill. He should…………at home and relax
A. to stay
B. staying
C. stay
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C. Limitation
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When is it appropriate to use ‘should’?
A. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when expressing emotions.
B. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when stating facts.
C. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when giving advice, making recommendations, or expressing obligations.
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A. who’s
B. who
C. whose
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They are coming to the party, ______?
A. aren’t they
B. are they
C. is they
D. they aren’t