You're a child and you formally ask a teacher for ...

[ Modal Verbs of Permission ]

You’re a child and you formally ask a teacher for permission to leave the room. Which sentence is appropriate for the situation?

A. May I leave the room?

B. Can I leave the room?

C. I may leave the room?

D. Could I leave the room?

Select your answer:

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She _______________ (live) in London before she _______________ (move) to Paris.

A. has lived / moved

B. lives / has moved

C. lived / had moved

D. lived / moved

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What is the red punctuation doing in this sentence?

I’m sure it was a well-intentioned gift, but I’m not a big fan of chocolate.

A. It’s a dash! It’s separating sentence elements.

B. It’s a hyphen! It’s combining two words.