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Topics: Modals

We often use “have to” instead of “must” to talk about:

A. habit

B. opinion

C. rules or obligations

D. preference

Select your answer:

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_______ you ______ (enjoy) the choir performance during the Christmas party last year?

A. Have … enjoyed

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When … the party?

A. Have you left
B. You left
C. Did you leave
D. You leave

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