[ Grammar ]
You ______ come tomorrow. Most of the workers are not coming.
A. must not
B. need not
C. should not
D. will not
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Grammar › ViewJohn wanted to read ____ comic book.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. –
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They ______ at Stamford Bridge stadium.
A. didn’t arrived
B. don’t arrived
C. didn’t arrive
Future Tenses › ViewI ______ use that money, because that is not mine.
A. Won’t
B. Will
C. Will be
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Which sentence correctly uses “could” to express a future possibility based on ability?
A. I could go to the party tonight if I finish my homework early.
B. I will could go to the party tonight.
C. I am going to could go to the party tonight.
D. I could be going to the party tonight.