[ Modal Verbs ]
What does the phrase ‘You don’t have to attend the meeting’ imply?
A. obligation
B. permission
C. prohibition
D. lack of necessity

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Modals Auxiliary › ViewSrianti: The security found the dictionary in room 309.
Sri: It ……….. by one student in that room.
Srianti: I think so.
A. must leave
B. must be leaving
C. must be left
D. must have left
E. must have been left
Grammar - TOEIC › View
Before Jack arrived, Jill ___________ up the hill.
A. is already going
B. had already gone
C. has already gone
D. will have already gone
Grammar and Vocabulary › View“I saw ____ accident this morning before I reached school,” said Amar to his friends.
A. the
B. an
C. a
D. —
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We (go) to the beach when it started raining.
A. went
B. going
C. goed
D. were going
