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Which one is the corret plural form of: Piano
 
Pianos
 
Pianoes
 
Pianois
Which one is the corret plural form of: Tomato
 
Tomatoes
 
Tomatos
 
Tomatois
I prepared dinner! But you don't have to eat if you are not hungry!
 
Eating dinner is optional
 
Eating dinner is prohibited
 
Eating dinner is obligatory
 
Eating dinner is not recommended
You shouldn't worry about this test! It's easy!
 
To worry about the test is not good for you
 
To worry about the test is prohibited
 
To worry about the test is very important
Which one is the corret plural form of: Wolf
 
Wolves
 
Wolfes
 
Wolfs
Which one is the corret plural form of: Day
 
Days
 
Dais
 
Daies
Which one is the corret plural form of: City
 
Cities
 
Cityes
 
Citis
Which one is the corret plural form of: Watch
 
watches
 
watchies
 
watchs
Which one is the corret plural form of: Baby
 
Babies
 
Babyes
 
Babys
Which one is the corret plural form of: Cookie
 
cookies
 
cookyes
 
cookes
You must not check your cellphone while driving
 
Drive and check cellphone is prohibited.
 
Cellphone and driving is impossible.
 
Drive and check cellphone is not recommended.
You shouldn't worry about the party
 
Worrying about the party is not good for you.
 
Worrying about the party is important and essential
 
Worrying about the party is prohibited.
People should communicate better.
 
Communicating better would be good for the people.
 
Communicating better is immediately necessary.
 
Communicating better is a terrible thing for people to do.
Make me a sentence with "don't have to"
Make me a sentence with "Must"
Make a sentence with "Mustn't"
Make me a sentence with "should"
We use "should" to give suggestions and advice.
true
"Mustn't" and "don't have to" express the same idea.
false
"Must" and "have to" express similar ideas
true
We use "must" to express obligation, something that is mandatory
True