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Subordinating conjunctions

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Subordinating Conjunctions - Examples & Exercises

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IKMAL , MAHEN , LEEZA

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Mala, Mok, Asyikin, Tong

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afiq,azri,syarah

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Verb tenses

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TENSES FORMS (Affirmative - A/Negative - N Question - Q) USE TIME PHRASES INDEFINITE(SIMPLE) PRESENT A: I work. He/she/it works. You/we/they work. N: I do not ...

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Nurul Izzati , Ng Chee Hei , Koh Jin Xian

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Khalida, Asyraf, Kyoko and Samuel. :)

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Ng Pei Lee, Afif Jazimin, Ganesan, Amirul

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Hafiz, Shin Yee, Syafiqah, Angelyne

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Ng Chee Hei , Koh Jin Xian, Nurul Izzati

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Muiz, Haziq, Brenda, Yihan

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As you know, modal verbs are very much context dependent in terms of meaning so it's not really possible to give an answer to this question without guessing what the context might be. In general, 'has to' suggests that something is necessary, required or obligatory while 'should' could suggest a preference or an expectation.

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Mishalni, Wan Jing, Wen Xian, Amir