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1. I ate a sandwich and I had a stomach ache. I have eaten at that snack. (shouldn’t- needn’t)

1. He is a doctor now. He have studied medical studies somewhere. (will- should- must)

1. You look pale. You take some medicine. (should- will- might)

1. Drivers drive without fastening their safety-belt. (must- mustn’t – needn’t)

1. His car has never broken down. So, he to buy a new one. (doesn’t have- needn’t- mightn’t)

1. He had an accident. He have driven carefully. (should- might-need to)

1. I went to the library. I wanted to borrow some books.

1. I argued with my parents last night.

1. United Nations organized the Cop22 in Marrakesh last November.

1. I’ve worked for many years as a doctor. I’ve never seen such a fatal disease.

1. The police officer reported that the accident was high speed and lack of sleep.

1. The steak was over-grilled. , the guests liked it.

1. William likes homemade food, his wife prefers eating out in restaurants.

1. It’s a shame! He left without goodbye to anyone. (say- to say- saying)

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