[ Grammar ]
You want to go on holiday…
A. do you?
B. does you?
C. doesn’t you?
D. don’t you?
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Modal Auxiliary Verbs › ViewWhat is the primary use of the modal ‘can’?
A. Expressing possibility
B. Expressing certainty
C. Expressing obligation
D. Expressing volition
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To ____________the jury, the lawmaker presented evidence of the woman’s innocence.
A. Convince
B. Certain
C. Sufficient
D. Declare
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A. has been finished
B. has finished
C. have been finished
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She _ speak English fluently.
A. can
B. may
C. must