Transform the sentence: I am not allowed to enter the club. (into a sentence using ‘must not’)
A. I must enter the club.
B. I should not enter the club.
C. I am allowed to enter the club.
D. I must not enter the club.
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A. which
B. whose
C. when
D. that
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Will John and Diana see each other again soon?
No, ________. ____________for a year.
A. they won’t. They won’t see each other again
B. they will not. They won’t see
C. they will not. They not see
D. they won’t. They not see each other again
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School lunches can be good. Different choices.
A. School lunches can be tasty because we can choose what we want.
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C. School lunches are tasty different choices.
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—Can Mary __ Chinese? —No，she can’t.
A. talk
B. speak
C. tell
D. say