[ Modals for Deduction ]
They must be excited about the trip; they have been planning for months. What can we deduce?
A. They are indifferent about the trip.
B. They are likely looking forward to it.
C. They have canceled the trip.
D. They are not prepared for the trip.
Select your answer:
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Asking for and Giving Opinion › ViewLiana: Film of Kartini it’s so inspiring. And what do you think about the inspiring film of Kartini?
Bram: I think…
A. Thank you, Kartini
B. You forget Kartini’s day
C. I can’t hear you call Kartini
D. I love Kartini’s film its so inspiring me
E. Let’s go
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She didn’t ___ her best so she felt sad.
a. do
b. make