[ Modal Verbs ]
You … to say goodbye at the airport, but it’ll be great if you did.
A. mustn’t
B. don’t need
C. have to
D. will have
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is in active voice?
A. I used different kinds of treats.
B. Different kinds of treat were used by me.
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Choose the correct sentence
A. I asked for pay-raise my boos.
B. I asked my boss for pay-raise.
Grammar › ViewHis father works in the sea. He is a …
A. farmer
B. fisherman
C. doktor
D. mechanic
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You —- the locksmith to open the door for you last night before you tried to open the door yourself.
A. ought to have called
B. must call
C. could call
D. had better call