[ Modal Verbs of Permission ]
Which type of situation might require the use of “may” instead of “can” to ask for permission?
A. Informal situations
B. Formal situations
C. Tentative situations
D. Hypothetical situations
Select your answer:

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Modal and Auxiliary Verbs › ViewIdentify the function of the modal verb in the following sentence: She can swim across the river.
A. Indicate ability or possibility
B. Denoting future possibility
C. Showing certainty
D. Expressing obligation
Grammar › View
Which sentence is correct?
A. A small mouse is running.
B. A mouse small is running.
C. A mouse is small running.
D. A small is mouse running.
