[ Conditional Sentences with Modal Verbs ]
If you want to have a productive meeting, you _________ carefully make a plan and set clear goals.
A. can
B. might
C. must
D. may
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A. My parents are the more important people in my life.
B. My parents are most important people in my life.
C. My parents are the most important people in my life.
D. My parents are more important than people in my life.
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Fragment or Run-on:
After the game but before the party.
A. Fragment
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A. happier
B. more happy
C. happiest
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Which punctuation mark should be used to end the sentence ‘This year’s fair will be the best ever’?
A. Period (.)
B. Exclamation point (!)
C. Question mark (?)