Question:

Complete the sentences with suitable alternatives:
Do you \_\_ to work on Sunday?

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When asking about necessity or obligation, "need" is often the most suitable modal verb, especially when phrased in the question form.
Updated On: Apr 19, 2025
  • have
  • need
  • must
  • has
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation


The correct answer is "need" because the sentence is asking about necessity or obligation. "Need" is the appropriate verb to use in questions that express necessity. "Have" would generally require a different structure ("have to"), while "must" expresses a stronger obligation, which is not needed here. "Has" is incorrect because it does not fit the subject "you."
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