Answer: C) Could
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Answer: D) Could I use your ruler?
Answer: C) Would/ mind.
Answer: C) Modal verbs like could or would.
Answer: D) Would you mind telling me the answer key, Sir?
Answer: A) Could
Answer: B) May
Answer: B) Could
Answer: A) Would
Answer: B) Mind
Answer: A) Can you tell me something about your neighbourhood?
Answer: B) Could you.
Answer: B) Would you mind.
Answer: A) Would like.
Answer: B) Will bring.
Answer: C) Might
Answer: B) Would
Answer: C) Pass your projects in one drive only.
Answer: A) Want
Answer: B) May I help you with your baggage, miss?
Answer: B) Could I.
Answer: A) Can
Answer: D) Could
Answer: B) Polite
Answer: B) Could you please help me?
Answer: C) Could you tell me when the bus leaves?
Answer: A) Will you be using the computer later?
Answer: B) Would that be OK?
Answer: C) Would
Answer: B) Modals
Answer: D) Would
Answer: A) Will you.
Answer: B) Modal verbs affect the tone by indicating levels of necessity, possibility, or permission.
Answer: B) Their findings will certainly cause a stir in scientific circles.
Answer: C) Not be standing.
Answer: B) WOULD
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: A) To soften the request and make it more polite by showing consideration for the listener's feelings or preferences.
Answer: B) I hope not.
Answer: A) To express uncertainty, avoid sounding overly aggressive, and acknowledge other perspectives.
Answer: C) Could I possibly ask you to help me?
Answer: C) Could you type these letters for me?
Answer: A) May
Answer: A) Please
Answer: B) Convincing