re: Modals, Quiz, FCE page 6
Need is necessity. Must is law/norm or someone obliging you.
I need to wear glasses to read. I don't need to study this weekend.
You must be 18 to buy alcohol. You mustn't feed the animals.
You must be home before 11pm. You mustn't tell her this secret.
I think the word "English" is always capitalized, even when it is used as an adjective to describe a person, thing, nationality, etc. Or was it just "a technical mistake" by your side?))
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10 on 10 again.
This test was a piece of cake.
Not a Good score for me.
#5 is incorrect.
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The correct answer to number 3 is: should.
You are correct that it is a SUGGESTION & not a strong suggestion or requirement.
I wonder if "ought to" is absolutely wrong in 1.
8 of 10. This sounds good
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