—Isn’t that Ann’s husband over there?
---No, it _______be him. I’m sure he doesn’t wear glasses.
A.can’t | B.mustn’t |
C.won’t be | D.may not |
You may lead the horse to the river, but you _____ make it drink.
A.couldn’t | B.can’t |
C.mustn’t | D.needn’t |
— Are you sure Tina will come to my birthday party?
— Yes. She was sorry that she attend the party last year.
A.when; can’t | B.when; couldn’t |
C.that; can’t | D.that; couldn’t |
— How do you want to deal with the old clothes?
— They will to the children in the small villages.
A.send | B.be sending |
C.be sent | D.have sent |
— Ring me up when you get to Beijing, please.
— Sure, I .
A.must | B.will |
C.should | D.can |
— Must I hand in my homework today?
— No, you . You can hand it in tomorrow.
A.shouldn’t | B.can’t |
C.needn’t | D.may not |
More colleges next year for more students to get a good education.
A.will be set up | B.will set up |
C.are setting up | D.were set up |
— Have you seen my glasses anywhere? I find them.
— Sorry, I haven’t seen them.
A.can’t | B.shouldn’t |
C.won’t | D.mustn’t |
--How was your trip to Daqingshan National Park yesterday, Jim?
-- Great! And I __________ there again soon.
A.went | B.am going |
C.have gone | D.have been |
.Very loud noises ______ make people ill. So we ______ make great noise
A.must ; mustn ' t | B.need ; needn ' t |
C.can ; mustn ' t | D.must ; can ' t |
Zhijiang Bridge over the Qiantang River ______ last year, which makes it very easy to go to Binjiang from Fuyang.
A.built | B.was built |
C.has built | D.has been built |
The man over there ___ our Chinese teacher.
A.may | B.maybe |
C.may be | D.be |
—The baby cat is really hungry. I must go shopping for some milk now.
— No, you ________. There’s still some in the fridge.
A.needn’t | B.mustn’t |
C.can’t | D.won’t |
—Dad, must we stop and wait when the light turns yellow?
—I’m afraid we . It’s necessary to obey the traffic rules.
A. need B. must C. may