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Mike’s car broke down but fortunately, he could repair it. Mike's car broke down, but fortunately he...(WAS)
Mike's car broke down but he was able to repair it.
She always allows me to go home earlier than expected. She ...(GIVES)
She always gives me permission to go home earlier than expected.
It is not mandatory for students to wear a uniform. Students... (HAVE)
Students don't have to wear a uniform.
We should phone them, they might not have heard the news. We...(BETTER)
We’d better phone them, they might not have heard the news.
The shop doesn't have to refund your money. The shop...(NO)
The shop is of no obligation to refund your money.
You don't have to come to class on Monday. It's a bank holiday. You...(NEEDN'T)
You needn't come to come to class on Monday.
I'm sure he copied from his seatmate!He normally doesn't get high grades. He...(MUST)
He must have copied from his seatmate.
You don't have to come to my party if you don't want to. You...(UNDER)
You are under no obligation to come to my party.
You should try to apply for that job. What have you got to lose? You..(MIGHT)
You might as well apply for that job.
It's impossible that he is your dad. He looks very young! (WAY)
There's no way he's your dad. He looks very young!
It's impossible that he is abroad. Jess saw him in town yesterday. He...(BE)
He can't be abroad. Jess saw him yesterday.
Can I sit next to you? Excuse me,...(MIND)
Do you mind if I sit next to you?
