[ Grammar ]
What can the prefixes im- and in- mean?
A. I am
B. yes
C. not
D. allowed
Select your answer:

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Jackson and Sophia are planning their weekend. Which sentence correctly uses the modal verb ‘could’?
A. I could to go to the park.
B. I could go to the park.
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D. I could goes to the park.
