We can fill in the blanks with the modals provided in the following manner:
- Don't eat this fruit. It might be poisonous.
- This may prove harmful for your health.
- This, perhaps, could lead to death.
- It should not be eaten raw.
- Before eating, it skin must be removed.
First, when it comes to modal verbs, it is important to understand that more than one answer is possible. Their meanings often overlap and depend on the context.
Let's briefly break down each modal verb:
- "Can" indicates possibility, permission, and ability.
- "Could" is the past form of "can". It indicates the same things as "can", but it is also used in more formal, polite conversations.
- "May" indicates possibility.
- "Might" is the past form of "may". It also indicates possibility, but a more distant, less likely one.
- "Must" indicates supposition/assumption or obligation.
- "Should" indicates lighter obligation, suggestion, or advice.
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Answer: I believe the answer is B. Sorry if I'm wrong!
Explanation:
In "How to eat an Ice-cream cone" the author cautions us in letting the cashier hand to us other people's cones because it might get contaminated as the cashier is in charge of the store's money and there is a lot of bacteria on money. The cashier must wash their hands before making the ice-cream and after giving money.
