Topics: Modal Verbs
This modal verb has the following meanings: ability, objective possibility, asking for / giving / refusing permission, requests (or refusing requests), doubt, uncertainty (or disbelief), and reproach.
A. Can
B. May
C. Have to
D. Should
E. Must
Select your answer:

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____book you gave me last weekend was so exciting.
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