[ Modal Verbs ]
I___________ some fruit. I have nothing in the fridge.
A. must buy
B. mustn’t buy
C. could buy
D. don’t have to buy
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Paul should apologize to Lisa.
A. Paul has to apologize to Lisa.
B. Paul could apologize to Lisa.
C. Paul ought to apologize to Lisa.
D. Paul is able to apologize to Lisa.