From the words or groups of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes the sentence. Surely, he ....come in person if he d...

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The sentence expresses surprise or disbelief that the person in question has not come in person. To complete the sentence, we need to use a phrase that indicates that the person has the option not to come. The phrase "need not" means "does not need to," which fits this context. Therefore, the correct option is A, "need not." The completed sentence would be: "Surely, he need not come in person if he doesn't want to!" meaning that the person is not obligated to come in person if they don't want to.