Question

ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА СРОЧНО!!! Даю 30 баллов!!!! Cross out one wrong option in each sentence. 1. Students may / might / can use the kitchen, as long as it is left clean afterwards. 2. May/Can/Could you speak a little more slowly, please? 3 She's clearly not going to change her mind, so you might/ may / could as well let her do it. 4 I tried my best, but I'm afraid I mightn't / couldn't/ was unable to save her. 5 Is that my phone? It can / could / might be Joe, calling to tell me his exam results. 6 We'd better eat now, because there may not/ might not/ cannot be any restaurants open when we arrive. 7 When Mum fell off the ladder, she could / was able to / managed to get to her phone to call me. 8 That's a good point - you could weil / might well / may as well be right. 9 You might have / may have / should have told me that you'd invited Fiona - you know I can't stand her. 10 Where do you fancy going on holiday? I think we can / could / might try Turkey for a change. 11 Gary can't/ couldn't / may not have forgotten the meeting because he texted me an hour ago to say he was on his way.

Answer 1

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Пояснення:

1. Can

2. Can

3. Could

4. Mightn't

5. Could

6. May not

7. Managed to

8. Might well

9. Should have

10. Could

11. May not have

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the corrected sentences with the wrong options crossed out:

1. Students may / might / can use the kitchen, as long as it is left clean afterwards. (Correct: Students may / can use the kitchen, as long as it is left clean afterwards.)

2. May/Can/Could you speak a little more slowly, please? (Correct: May/Can you speak a little more slowly, please?)

3. She's clearly not going to change her mind, so you might/ may / could as well let her do it. (Correct: She's clearly not going to change her mind, so you may as well let her do it.)

4. I tried my best, but I'm afraid I mightn't / couldn't/ was unable to save her. (Correct: I tried my best, but I'm afraid I couldn't save her.)

5. Is that my phone? It can / could / might be Joe, calling to tell me his exam results. (Correct: Is that my phone? It could be Joe, calling to tell me his exam results.)

6. We'd better eat now, because there may not/ might not/ cannot be any restaurants open when we arrive. (Correct: We'd better eat now, because there may not be any restaurants open when we arrive.)

7. When Mum fell off the ladder, she could / was able to / managed to get to her phone to call me. (Correct: When Mum fell off the ladder, she managed to get to her phone to call me.)

8. That's a good point - you could weil / might well / may as well be right. (Correct: That's a good point - you may as well be right.)

9. You might have / may have / should have told me that you'd invited Fiona - you know I can't stand her. (Correct: You might have told me that you'd invited Fiona - you know I can't stand her.)

10. Where do you fancy going on holiday? I think we can / could / might try Turkey for a change. (Correct: Where do you fancy going on holiday? I think we could try Turkey for a change.)

11. Gary can't/ couldn't / may not have forgotten the meeting because he texted me an hour ago to say he was on his way. (Correct: Gary couldn't have forgotten the meeting because he texted me an hour ago to say he was on his way.)

I hope this helps!