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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what is this answer to that question:
" you ------open the windows when there is a sand storm"
a-didn't have to b-mustn't
c-don't must d-haven't to
i think all the choices are wrong "didn't have to" is in the past and the sentence is in the present.........."mustn't is used for banned and forbidden things and that isn't banned.........there is nothing called "don't must" or "haven't to"
this question isn't wrong i saw it in a finale exam .........so, please help me and tell me the answer.
" you ------open the windows when there is a sand storm"
a-didn't have to b-mustn't
c-don't must d-haven't to
i think all the choices are wrong "didn't have to" is in the past and the sentence is in the present.........."mustn't is used for banned and forbidden things and that isn't banned.........there is nothing called "don't must" or "haven't to"
this question isn't wrong i saw it in a finale exam .........so, please help me and tell me the answer.
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Anonymous " Y ou ------open the windows when there is a sand storm" b) mustn't Anonymous mustn't is used for banned and forbidden things and that isn't banned Not necessarily in all cases. It can also be seen as an advice in this case. Prajwal
- Anonymous " Y ou ------open the windows when there is a sand storm" b) mustn't Anonymous mustn't is used for banned and forbidden things and that isn't banned Not necessarily in all cases.
- It can also be seen as an advice in this case.
- Prajwal
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Anonymous" You ------open the windows when there is a sand storm"b) mustn't
Anonymousmustn't is used for banned and forbidden things and that isn't bannedNot necessarily in all cases. It can also be seen as an advice in this case.
Prajwal
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