[ Modal Verbs ]
Which sentence uses the modal verb ‘don’t have to’ correctly?
A. Benjamin doesn’t have to study hard for the exam.
B. Priya doesn’t have to go to the doctor today.
C. They don’t have to not eat junk food during the party.
D. Arjun don’t have to can finish his homework by tomorrow.
Select your answer:
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