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Oduvanchick [21]
4 years ago
14

Read each question carefully and select the best answer.

English
1 answer:
igor_vitrenko [27]4 years ago
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Answer:

The success of the book pleased both the publisher and the authors.

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Explanation:

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Whereas, would is used to show a wish or to request in a polite way and sometimes to express habits.

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Would you please give me 100 bucks?

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You can join us for the dinner if you want.

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3. Could

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May I have a cup of tea?

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I have a coupon of Pantaloons, that might offer a discount of 10% after showing them.

Mrs. Smith might be sleeping now, let’s not disturb her.

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1. Will/ Would

Will is used to show a wish, prediction, request, demand, order, assumption, promise, etc.

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Will you please keep quiet?

Aruna says, it will rain today.

Kumar said he will not drink alcohol henceforth.

Whereas, would is used to show a wish or to request in a polite way and sometimes to express habits.

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Would you please give me 100 bucks?

She would remain very calm during her examination days.

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You can join us for the dinner if you want.

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3. Could

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Could I go for a movie?

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May I have a cup of tea?

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5. Might

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I have a coupon of Pantaloons, that might offer a discount of 10% after showing them.

Mrs. Smith might be sleeping now, let’s not disturb her.

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You must not do it.

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