Answer: B) You must take her home now.
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Answer: C) Could
Answer: B) Could
Answer: B) It's a polite way of saying "I want to".
Answer: C) Would you like to .
Answer: C) Would
Answer: B) Will you open.
Answer: B) "You should probably attend the meeting.".
Answer: B) Will
Answer: B) Would you mind.
Answer: C) Will you be coming to the club?
Answer: D) Say
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Can
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Yes. You'd better not.
Answer: B) Please, be quiet.
Answer: B) Could I ask what your job is?
Answer: D) Had better not take.
Answer: A) CAN
Answer: B) Will you close.
Answer: C) Would / telling.
Answer: B) You should definitely study for the test.
Answer: D) Open
Answer: B) Could you please pass me the sugar?
Answer: D) Could you tell me.
Answer: A) Would you like.
Answer: A) Could
Answer: A) Could I have a coffee?
Answer: A) I'd really like.
Answer: C) Get me some cheese andsome oil, could you?
Answer: C) May
Answer: B) Do you mind if I open the window?
Answer: B) I would like to say something.
Answer: B) Not so polite request.
Answer: B) Could you tell me where the bank is?
Answer: A) Could you please pass me the sugar?
Answer: A) Would
Answer: C) Should
Answer: B) Would you, could you, can you, will you.
Answer: B) May I help you with your luggage, madam?
Answer: B) Polite
Answer: A) Would-please
Answer: B) Would
Answer: D) May I.
Answer: C) Would be appreciated.
Answer: D) Negative
Answer: B) May
Answer: D) Would you mind.
Answer: A) Will
Answer: D) Would you mind if I open the window?