Answer: A) Can
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Answer: B) Could
Answer: B) Can
Answer: B) Can you tell me what people do during Cuenca's Christmas Eve?
Answer: C) Both
Answer: B) Yes, you can.
Answer: D) Could you turn on the volume?
Answer: A) Can I.
Answer: C) Can
Answer: B) May
Answer: C) You couldn't use the fax.
Answer: B) Could you.
Answer: A) True
Answer: D) Request
Answer: B) CAN
Answer: A) Could, can.
Answer: A) Can/could you.
Answer: A) Could I.
Answer: A) Could
Answer: B) Polite request.
Answer: C) Can't
Answer: D) Can you.
Answer: A) Could you.
Answer: A) You can leave.
Answer: B) Could you help.
Answer: B) Yes, but only if Accounting has not posted the timesheet yet, and make sure to resubmit after that.
Answer: A) Can / can.
Answer: B) Can't
Answer: D) Can't
Answer: B) Can I please borrow your pen?
Answer: A) Can I [verb]? e.g., 'Can I leave early?'.
Answer: A) Can't
Answer: C) PERMISSION
Answer: C) Yes, you can.
Answer: B) Permission
Answer: D) Can you turn the light on?
Answer: A) Could I open the window?
Answer: A) CORRECT
Answer: C) Can you turn.