[ Past with Modals ]
He must have been busy with work last week.
A. He was free last week.
B. He was not busy with work.
C. He had no work to do.
D. He was busy with work.
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Do not touch the paint until it dries.
A. it
B. not
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A. Nevertheless
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a. some
b. any
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Our college ………. us a wide choice of subjects to study.
A. gives
B. makes
C. does