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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Don’t call Stephen because he couldn’t want to see you. incorrect
may not/ might not
I ___________ to take more exercise but I’m just too lazy.
ought
We ___________ leave yet as it’s only 6.30 and the film starts at 8 pm.
don't have to
You __________ use a dictionary during an exam. It is not allowed.
can't / mustn't
Most children in Britain _____________ wear a school uniform.
don't have to
You _________ spend more time studying instead of playing computer games.
should
It can rain later so don’t forget your umbrella. incorrect
might/may
Years ago you might see the sea from our house, but now there’s another house in front of ours. incorrect
could
We may often hear our neighbours arguing late at night. incorrect
can
Suzie can join us this evening but we’re not sure. incorrect
may/ might
David might cook really well. I particularly like his pasta dishes. incorrect
can
We couldn’t come to see you later because we have a lot of homework. incorrect
can't
Might you read and write when you were five years old? incorrect
Could
If you are tired you shouldn't/mustn't go to bed late.
shouldn't
You should/ must eat less chocolate.
should
I can/could ride a bike when I was five.
could
There's someone at the door. It might/ can be one of my friends.
might
I have some free time, so I can/might go to the cinema with you..
can
I don't know where Luis is. He may/can still be at school.
may
We shouldn't/ don't have to make any noise in lessons.
shouldn't
Our teachers say we must/ ought to always switch off our phones in class.
must
We don't have to/ mustn't go to school on Saturdays.
don't have to
It's a rule that we ought to/ have to wear a uniform.
have to
No, you can't drive the car. You ______________ be 18.
have to/ must
Great, it's the weekend! I _____________ get up early.
don't have to
It's a secret. You __________ tell anyone.
mustn't
You look tired. You _________ take a break.
have to / must
It's still early. We _____________ go home yet.
don't have to
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