English, 06.11.2021 07:00, 20alondra04

A. Rewrite the sentences with:can, may, must or have to. 1. Is that all right if I borrow your pen? May/Can I borrow your pen? 2. Don't park your car on bends. It is illegal. You 3. Perhaps she will agree with it. Who knows? She 4. Our teacher asked us to tidy the classroom. We. 5. I need your help. It's too much work for me. You ... 6. Look at that balloon. It's over there. See 9 DAC AGES 7. Don't worry about dinner. I'll make it. You 8. It is not necessary to be there, We 9. Why don't you stay with us? No problem! You

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