[ 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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A. Prof. Diaz, have you met Dr. Petrozelli?
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A. went
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