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E. Choose a, b or c.

1–a; 2–c; 3–b; 4–c; 5–a; 6–b.

1. Helen hasn't called me yet. She a. might be busy.

2. Stuart didn't come to work today. He c. could be ill.

3. A: b. May I help you?

B: I'd like some information about the fundraiser.

4. Eric’s friends are going out tonight, but he isn’t feeling very well. He c. may not join them.

5. a. Will you do me a favour, please?

6. It’s very hot in here. b. Would you open the window, please?

Speaking

Talk in pairs. Read the situation below. Student A, make requests to ask for favours. Use Can I/you..? Could I/you..?

May I go out, Miss? – Yes, you may.

Can I borrow your pen, please? – Yes, you can.

Would you like to join me in a beach clean–up? – Yes, I will.

May I open the window? – Yes, you may.

May I go to the concert with Tim? – Yes, you may.

Writing

Write sentences about four things that you may/might/could do and may not / might not do during the weekend.

I may go for a walk with my friend.

I can repair my bicycle at the weekend.

I might not go to granny during the weekend.

I could help you with the poster during the weekend.