Transform the sentence: She is not allowed to drive without a license. (into a sentence using ‘must not’)
A. She should not drive without a license.
B. She is allowed to drive without a license.
C. She must not drive without a license.
D. She must drive without a license.
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A. was
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A. in front of
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A. When will this letter be arrived?
B. How was that project done by the students?
C. Why that book is being brought everywhere?
D. Has the present be opened by her?