[ Modal Verbs ]
— Must I return the book to you now?
— __________, you __________. You can do it tomorrow.
A. No；needn’t
B. No；mustn’t
C. Yes；must
D. No; can’t
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Direct and Indirect Speech › ViewHe said, “She always wears a coat.”
A. He said that she always wore a coat.
B. He said she always wear a coat.
C. He said that she always had wore a coat.
D. He said that she always wearing a coat.
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__________ tomorrow 100%. I’ve got a day off. So we can go out somewhere.
A. I will not have been working
B. I’m not working
C. I don’t work
D. I might not work.
Vocabulary › ViewSYNONYM: to warn
A. commandeer
B. admonish
C. spasmodic
Some vs. Any › View
Do you have … sugar? (I expect you will say ‘yes’, because usually you have sugar.)
a. some
b. any