[ Modals of Obligation and Necessity ]
What does “don’t have to” mean?
A. It’s required.
B. It’s a strict rule.
C. It’s prohibited.
D. It’s optional.
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B. Although
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He admitted that he ______ all the money from the box.
A. took
B. was taking
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B. Any
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Please put _ balls in the box
A. this
B. these