Which sentence uses a modal verb to express certainty in the present?
A. He could be at the library.
B. They must be tired after that long trip.
C. She might be late to the meeting.
D. You should be careful with that.
E. We can go to the park later.
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Shivering, the couple ran out of the rain and into the house.
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B. couple
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D. house