[ Modal ]
We use it to express a recommendation.
A. Can, could
B. May, might
C. Must, have to
D. Should, ought to
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Modal Verbs › ViewWhich modal verb expresses possibility or suggestion?
A. can
B. may
C. shall
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I ______ my key yesterday and I _______ found it yet.
A. have lost / didn’t
B. lost / haven’t
C. lost / didn’t
D. have lost / haven’t
Grammar › ViewI am sorry but you _________________ take pictures in this part of the museum. See that sign? It is against the museum rules.
A. Can’t
B. Shouldn’t
C. Don’t have to
D. ‘ve got to
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…house is very big.
A. Them
B. Us
C. Their
D. They