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Which sentence correctly uses the modal verb for prohibition?
Which sentence correctly uses the modal verb for prohibition?
- You mustn't be late. (correct)
- You don't have to be late.
- You have to not be late.
- You must not be late.
Which sentence correctly expresses past possibility?
Which sentence correctly expresses past possibility?
- It could have been worse. (correct)
- It might be worse.
- It could be worse.
- It would have been worse.
Which phrase correctly emphasizes the ability to speak more than one language?
Which phrase correctly emphasizes the ability to speak more than one language?
- It's very important to can speak more than one language.
- It's very important to be able to speak more than one language. (correct)
- It's very important to can be able to speak more than one language.
- It's very important to can speak more than one language.
Which phrase correctly indicates a strong obligation?
Which phrase correctly indicates a strong obligation?
Which phrase correctly indicates past ability in a specific situation?
Which phrase correctly indicates past ability in a specific situation?
Which modal verb is commonly used to express advice?
Which modal verb is commonly used to express advice?
Which type of modality is concerned with theoretical possibility of propositions being true or not true?
Which type of modality is concerned with theoretical possibility of propositions being true or not true?
Which modal verb is commonly used to express past possibility?
Which modal verb is commonly used to express past possibility?
Which modal verb is commonly used to indicate a strong obligation?
Which modal verb is commonly used to indicate a strong obligation?
Which modal verb is commonly used to express past ability in a specific situation?
Which modal verb is commonly used to express past ability in a specific situation?
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