[ Modal ]
We use it to express Ability or opportunity
A. Will, Shall, would
B. Should, Ought to
C. Must, Have to
D. Can, could
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Grammar › ViewJasmin is friendly and gets ____ with most people.
A. back
B. angry
C. along
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What does “must” convey in the sentence: “You must finish your homework before dinner.”?
A. Suggestion
B. Permission
C. Strong obligation
D. Possibility
Present Tenses › ViewIt’s a great movie. I … that movie many times.
A. saw
B. have seen
C. see
D. was seeing
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Blackpink is going to have a concert in Vietnam … 7:30PM … July 3rd
A. in/in
B. on/at
C. at/on
D. during /on