Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis.

Our teacher (a)   (have to) send the grades before tomorrow.

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The students (a)   (have to) study before the test.

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I (a)   (want to) buy a new car.

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My parents (a)   (like to) have dinner together.

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I (a)   (need to) talk to you.

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My best friend (a)   (like to, no) drive.

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We (a)   (need to, no) get home early on Saturdays.

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My mom (a)   (need to, no) know that I am going to the party.

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You (a)   (want to, no) watch that movie, it is terrible.

Complete the statements with the verbs ‘like’ or ‘want.’

They (a)   visiting the museums and the art gallery when they go to London.

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They'd (a)   to visit The National History Museum.

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My parents (a)   me to read more.

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Nuria (a)   it when they give her flowers.

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What would you (a)   to do this Saturday?

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I don't (a)   to do anything at all this weekend.

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My girlfriend (a)   playing video games with me

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Her parents (a)   to come to visit us next week.