English-2
Grade-4
Easy
Question
Read the given sentence and choose the correct modal auxiliaries to fill in the blanks.
______ you drop me at the bus stop.
- Might
- Could
- May
Hint:
Modal Auxiliary is a verb that is used with another verb to express a mood or tense. Examples - can, may, must etc.
The correct answer is: Could
Solution : option (b) Could
Could you drop me at the bus stop?
The modal auxiliary " could " is used to express possibility or past ability . It is also used to make suggestions and requests. " Could " is basically used in conditional sentences as conditional form of "can". Here, in the sentence it is used to make request.
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