[ Modal Verbs and Permission ]
How can you formally grant permission using ‘may’?
A. No, you may not.
B. Of course, you can.
C. Yes, you may.
D. Could you?
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Johnny eats apples.
A. Johnny
B. eats
C. apples
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My parents ______
A. so
B. either
C. neither
D. too
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she is………………………….
A. a vet
B. a nurse
C. a housewife
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Where … from?
A. You
B. You are
C. Are you