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Fill in the blank with suitable modal verb. My brother ______ go abroad to pursue his higher studies next year.

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Fill in the blank with suitable modal verb.

My brother ______ go abroad to pursue his higher studies next year.

Options

  • Can

  • Could

  • May

  • Might

  • Must

  • Ought to

  • Shall

  • Should

  • Will

  • Would

  • Need

  • Dare

  • Used to

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My brother May go abroad to pursue his higher studies next year.

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Chapter 2.1: The Queen of Boxing - Grammar- Modal Auxiliaries [Page 43]

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