[ Grammar - must & have to ]
For questions, it is much more common to use…
A. have to
B. must
Select your answer:
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Other quiz:
Grammar › ViewYesterday at six I——— (prepare) dinner.
A. was prepare
B. were preparing
C. was preparing
D. were prepare
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This person puts out the fire.
A. chef
B. police officer
C. fire fighter
D. magician
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