CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCES:
A. I usually watch TV in the evening.
B. I watch usually TV in the evening.
C. Usually, I watch TV in the evening.
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Modals and Vocabulary › ViewWhich sentence expresses that something is not allowed?
A. You can attend the concert if you like.
B. You must attend the concert.
C. You must not attend the concert.
D. You don’t have to attend the concert.
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Do you want to go ________ for dinner? There’s a new Chinese restaurant on Park Street.
A. out
B. with
C. in
Grammar › ViewI ____ that recycling is important.
A. believe
B. am believing
C. believes
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Maya has a big exam coming up, and she is trying to decide how to prepare.
Explain the nuance (=slight difference in meaning) of obligation between ‘must’ and ‘have to’ in her situation.
A. ‘Must’ conveys a stronger, personal obligation, while ‘have to’ indicates an obligation based on external circumstances.
B. ‘Must’ indicates a suggestion, while ‘have to’ is a command.
C. ‘Must’ is used for past obligations, while ‘have to’ is for future obligations.
D. ‘Must’ and ‘have to’ are interchangeable with no difference.