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Grammar › ViewIt may mean she is angry at you
A. Probably she is angry at you
B. Perhaps it means she is angry at you
C. Maybe is means she is angry at you
D. It could mean that she is angry at you
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Wait a moment! ______ you clean up this mess.
A. I’m going to help
B. I shall not help
C. I will help