What modal best expresses strong obligation?
A. You can wear a uniform to school.
B. You have to wear a uniform to school.
C. You may wear a uniform to school.
D. You don’t have to wear a uniform to school.
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Article › ViewHe hopes to join _____ University soon.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. no article
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What ______at 11 o´clock tonight?
A. will you have done
B. have you been done
C. will you be doing
D. will you have been doing
Grammar › View“John really ought to lose some weight.”
“You’re right; he _______ very heavily during the walk yesterday.”
A. was breathing
B. had breathing
C. has been breathing
D. had been breathing
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_____ Smiths have got two children, ______ boy and ______ girl; ______ girl’s eight and ______ boy’s ten.
A. THE … A … A … THE … THE …
B. X … THE … THE … A … A …
C. X … A … AN … A … THE …
D. THE … X … X … A … AN …