Choose the correct option.
A. You musn´t drive and use your cellphone.
B. You don´t have to drive and use your cellphone.
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A. American English
B. British English
C. Australian English
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A. most often
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They sat wherever they find empty seat.
A. Adverb clause of condition
B. Adverb clause of purpose
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D. Adverb clause of place