[ Modals of Obligation and Necessity ]
Which sentence means something is optional?
A. You don’t have to wear a uniform.
B. Managers have to approve requests.
C. Workers mustn’t eat at their desks.
D. Employees must arrive on time.
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A. cry
B. cries
C. cried
D. crying
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Everything _____ expensive here.
A. is
B. are
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A. more expensive
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Which sentence correctly rephrases ‘Perhaps he will be home soon’ using a modal verb?
A. He must be home soon.
B. He could/may/might be home soon.
C. He should be home soon.
D. He will be home soon.