Modals to express degrees of necessity.
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- Q 1/7Score 0The sentence “You are supposed to be on time” expresses:29AdviceObligationSuggestionExpectation
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- Q1The sentence “You are supposed to be on time” expresses:AdviceObligationSuggestionExpectation20s
- Q2"You must not touch the paintings" and "You don't have to touch the paintings" have the same meaningTrueFalse20s
- Q3"We had better get back to work or our boss will be angry." This sentence expresses:ExpectationAdviceProhibitionObligation20s
- Q4"Mr. Mosbey could have helped me" means that...Mr. Mosbey helped meMr. Mosbey didn't help me20s
- Q5The sentence "You must wear your uniform" expresses:SpeculationAdviceObligationSuggestion20s
- Q6Perfect modals show degrees of necessity in the...Present and futureFuturePresentPast20s
- Q7These are examples of modal-like expressionsHave to, have got to, ought to, be allowed toShould have, might have, must haveMust, should, may, could20s
