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Politicians don’t have to make promises they can’t keep.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect
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Relative Pronouns › ViewChoose the correct relative pronoun: The project ________ I worked on last month was a huge success.
A. that
B. why
C. who
D. where
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Which sentence uses a modal verb to express prohibition?
A. You must study for the exam.
B. You should help your friend.
C. You might go to the store.
D. You mustn’t eat anything before the test.
Modal Verbs › ViewWe missed our flight so we … to take a train to continue our journey.
A. don’t need
B. don’t have
C. had
D. must
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_____ _____ did she do well on the math test, _____ she _____ got an A on her social studies report.
A. Not only … but also
B. Either … or