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You will practice may, can, could, and should by answering some questions.

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You will practice may, can, could, and should by answering some questions.

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1. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a very polite form?

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2. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a less formal way?

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4. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in a formal way?

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5. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in an informal way?

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6. Which of the following sentences shows ability?

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7. In which of the following sentences someone is giving advice?

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I ... swim if the water is warm and calm.

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You ... finish your homework before dinner.

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If you want to join the club, you ... bring your ID.

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If you study hard, you ... improve.

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In the library, you ... speak loudly.

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Employees ... not park here.

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This box is heavy, you ... use a cart.

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Visitors ... show ID at the door.

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If you miss class, you ... be in trouble.

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The team ... practice every day to win.

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Which modal best completes: 'You ___ ask for permission to use the lab'

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I __ go to the party if I finish my work.

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She ___ be at the museum at 3; she might be delayed.

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If you want to be safe, you __ wear a helmet.

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He __ speak French, but he is learning.

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They __ not arrive on time; I waited an hour.

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I __ call you later.

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You __ finish the project today if you work steadily.

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___ I borrow your pen?

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If there were a rainstorm, we __ cancel the trip.

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Which sentence correctly uses 'must' for obligation?

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Choose the sentence that asks for polite permission.

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Choose the sentence that expresses future possibility.

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Which sentence shows strong obligation?

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Select the sentence that gives advice.

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Choose the best sentence for prohibition.

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Which sentence shows past ability?

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Which sentence gives general advice?

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Which sentence politely offers help?

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Use can to express ability in the present.

Must shows a strong obligation or requirement.

Have to indicates obligation, often due to rules.

Will expresses a likely future result.

Should gives a suggestion for proper behavior.

Must not denotes a prohibition.

Can expresses capability to use a cart.

Have to indicates a required action.

Might suggests possibility, not certainty.

Must shows necessary discipline or rule-based requirement.

May expresses permission; 'can' is ability, 'should' is advice, 'would' is hypothetical.

Will indicates a definite plan once the condition is met; the others are less certain.

Might indicates possibility; will implies certainty.

Should expresses good advice or obligation.

Can expresses ability; others convey permission or future obligation.

Won't is the contraction of will not, indicating refusal or future non-arrival.

Might shows possibility; may or could express possibility as well.

Will indicates a definite outcome given effort.

May is a polite request for permission.

Might indicates possibility of cancellation in that scenario.

Must shows obligation; the other forms are incorrect or ungrammatical.

May expresses polite permission; can or must are less appropriate here.

Might indicates possibility in the future; others express certainty or obligation.

Must = strong obligation; should/may/will are weaker or different meanings.

Should is used for advice; must/may imply obligation or permission.

Must not expresses prohibition; others misstate likelihood or advice.

Could expresses past ability; other forms are incorrect or ill-formed.

Should is common for general advice; others imply obligation, permission, or future.

Would offers a polite offer; other forms are not correct for this use.

 
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