What does 'might want to' imply in the advice 'You ...

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What does ‘might want to’ imply in the advice ‘You might want to bring an umbrella’?

A. Strong recommendation

B. Prohibition

C. Mild suggestion

D. Permission

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Grammar and Vocabularies Have to/Has to Pronouns, Verb, Conjunction First Conditional, Future Time Clauses Quantifiers, Countable and Uncountable Nouns Modals Tenses Verbs + Infinitives / Gerunds Wish clause Verb Tenses and Subject Verb Agreement Passive Voice & Tenses

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A. need to

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