The correct modals and infinitive in sentences are:
- I need a quiet place to study. Where<u> should I </u>go.
- You <u>better not</u> pack too much, or you will have to take some of it out at the airport.
- A: I think that the grade my teacher gave me on my test is wrong. B: Really? You <u>ought to talk</u> to her after class today.
- It is raining, and I don’t want to get my dress wet. I <u>had better bring </u> an umbrella.
- A: I’m very hot. B: You <u>should take off</u> your coat.
<h3>What are modals?</h3>
Modals are the words that are used to indicate permission, request, order, suggestions, capacity, etc. Examples are can, could, should, must, etc.
Thus, the correct options are 1. Should I, 2. Better not, 3. Ought to talk, 4. Had better bring, 5. Should take off.
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The theme of this story is sin, and its consequences. Mallam Sile is a blind tea seller, he is gentle, and people usually take advantage of him and his blindness, but he doesn't really react to that. He finds a wife who is not afraid to punish his bullies, and thus return everything that was stolen from him.
Answer:
support (exactly 7 characters)
(another possible answer is 'boost')
Explanation:
Vitamins help support the immune system, similar to soldier reinforcements in a battle.
Vitamins are healthy and beneficial to multiple areas of the body, but some are especially useful for supporting/boosting the immune system.
Answer:
Have
Explanation:
We have a lot of homework this year
She/he /it has
You/we/ they/ you have
