Topics: Grammar and Vocabulary
If Maggie (Click to select) the money, she (Click to select) a new bike.
A. would have / bought
B. had / would buy
C. is having / bought
Select your answer:
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When should you use ‘must’?
A. You should use ‘must’ to indicate a preference.
B. You should use ‘must’ when expressing a possibility.
C. You should use ‘must’ for making suggestions.
D. You should use ‘must’ when indicating obligation or necessity.