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Grammar Focus Conversation Example 1. You should try some local food. 2. You have to make a reservation. 3. You must wear an I.D. 4. You had better stop working. Jennifer: Naoto: Jennifer: Naoto: Jennifer: Naoto: Modals (describing necessity – have to, must) (giving suggestions – should, had better) 4 It’s almost lunch time. Let’s grab ...
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