Rewrite this sentence using a modal verb: If you finish your homework, you can play outside.
A. If you finish your homework, you might play outside.
B. If you finish your homework, you will play outside.
C. If you finish your homework, you should play outside.
D. If you finish your homework, you may play outside.
Select your answer:
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A. a comma after “newspapers”
B. a comma after “or”
C. There is nothing wrong with it.
D. “Newspapers” should be capitalized.
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we use ZERO CONDITIONAL …
A. to talk about situations that are possible
B. to talk about situations that are generally or always true.
C. to talk about situations that are probable
D. to talk about the consequences