Modal auxiliaries are one word auxiliary verbs (should), and phrasal ...

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Modal auxiliaries are one word auxiliary verbs (should), and phrasal modals have similar meanings but composed of more than one verb (ought to / had better).

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Jason : The suitcases you bought look very heavy.

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Priska : Sure, It’s very kind of you. Thank you, Jason.

A. Would you like me to help you?

B. Would you like to help me?

C. Would you like to bring it?

D. Would I like to help you?

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I’m sorry I missed seeing my old friend at your party. I wish I ______.
A. had been there
B. was there
C. could have been there
D. should have been there