I hear you’ve got some new Australian coins._______ I have a look?
| A.Do | B.May | C.Shall | D.Should |
—Must I clean the blackboard now? —No, you _______ clean it later.
| A.must | B.needn’t | C.can | D.shouldn’t |
Must I clean my rabbit’s hutch every day? - No, you __________.
| A.mustn’t | B.needn’t | C.can’t | D.don’t |
You _ to the meeting this afternoon if you have something important to do.
| A.needn’t to come | B.don’t need come |
| C.don’t need coming | D.needn’t come |
——Must I park my car behind the cinema?
——No, you . You park it here.
| A.mustn’t, may | B.may not, must | C.don’t have to, may | D.shouldn’t, must |
—Shall we go to visit Mr. Wang now?
—Mr. Wang________here now. He left for Shanghai by air this morning.
| A.must be | B.can be | C.mustn’t | D.can’t be |
---Listen! Someone is knocking at the door. Who _____it be?
---It _____be Tom. He phoned to visit me this evening.
| A.may; may | B.may; shouldn’t | C.must; can | D.can; may |
Susan’s parents have bought a large house with a swimming-pool. It ____ be very expensive.
| A.must | B.can | C.mustn’t | D.can’t |
---- Is Ann knocking at the door?
--- No, it ______ be Ann. She has gone to Beijing.
| A.can’t | B.mustn’t | C.needn’t | D.may not |
---Could I borrow your dictionary?
---Of course you ________.
| A.could | B.can | C.must | D.should |