Topics: Modal Verbs
Identify the sentence that indicates a lack of necessity.
A. It is essential to be present at the meeting.
B. You are required to join the meeting.
C. You don’t have to attend the meeting.
D. You should attend the meeting.
Select your answer:
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Verbs & Adverbs › ViewTransitive verbs need objects. Fill in the blanks using correct options as the object of the transitive verbs in the given sentences. Mark ‘no object’ if the verbs used in the sentences are intransitive:
I see some _______ playing in the ground.
A. lion
B. children
C. snakes
D. no object
Punctuation › View
Which of the following does the contraction “would’ve” take the place of?
A. would of
B. would have
C. will of
D. will have