In some states, it is illegal to talk on a cell phone in your car. Those drivers ___ use phones in their cars.
A. Don’t have to
B. Should
C. Must not
D. Must
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A. similarly
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C. alike
D. both
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A. Needn’t have taken
B. Didn’t need to take
C. Don’t have to take
D. Needn’t take
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A. the happier
B. the happiest
C. happier
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“Shall we go to that new Italian restaurant?” Peter said.
A. Peter told us that we’d like to go to that new Italian restaurant.
B. Peter warned me against going to that new Italian restaurant.
C. Peter suggested going to that new Italian restaurant.
D. Peter apologized for going to that new Italian restaurant.