giúp e với ạ Match the sentence beginnings (1-5) with the endings,(a-e). Then choose the best modal verb in italics.,1 I don't know where Luis is. a be one of my friends.,He may / can,2 I have some free time, b make you stressed.,so I can / might,3 There's someone at the c see her.,door. It may / can,4 We need to tidy up. d still be at school.,Our friends can / could,5 Working too hard $e$ arrive at any minute.,can / could

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giúp e với ạ Match the sentence beginnings (1-5) with the endings,(a-e). Then choose the best modal verb in italics.,1 I don&#x27;t know where Luis is. a be one of my friends.,He may / can,2 I have some free time, b make you stressed.,so I can / might,3 There&#x27;s someone at the c see her.,door. It may / can,4 We need to tidy up. d still be at school.,Our friends can / could,5 Working too hard $e$ arrive at any minute.,can / could

Ninh Hoàng · Accepted Answer

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1 - d

Tôi không biết Luis ở đâu. Có thể anh ấy vẫn đang ở trường.

2 - c

Tôi có chút thời gian rảnh, vì vậy tôi có thể gặp cô ấy.

3 - a

Có ai đó ở cửa. Có thể là một trong những người bạn của tôi.

4 - e

Chúng ta cần dọn dẹp. Bạn bè của chúng ta có thể đến bất cứ lúc nào.

5 - b

Làm việc quá sức có thể khiến bạn căng thẳng.

Timi · Answer

1. I don&#x27;t know where Luis is. *may* be one of my friends.
2. I have some free time, *can* make you stressed (However, this sentence seems to be missing a conjunction; a suitable correction would be: "I have some free time, so I can relax and not feel stressed.")
   A better match for the given ending would be: 2. Working too hard *can* make you stressed.
3. There&#x27;s someone at the door. *may* / *can* be the person to see her. (Here *can* or *may* both seem appropriate. However, a more suitable ending would be: There&#x27;s someone at the door. It *may* / *can* be to see her, but another option would be: There&#x27;s someone at the door. It *could* / *might* be to see her.)
   However, based on a simple sentence, a better option would be: 3. There&#x27;s someone at the door. It *can* see her (However, this ending seems to be incorrect, so an alternative would be) 3. There&#x27;s someone at the door. It *may* be someone who can see her (However, this sentence seems incomplete. A better option would be) 3. There&#x27;s someone at the door. It *might* be someone to see her.
   The most suitable match is: 3. We need to tidy up. *can* still be at school.
4. A suitable match for "Our friends can / could still be at school" would be an alternative sentence. The correct match for this option would be: 4. I don&#x27;t know where our friends are. Our friends *could* still be at school.
   However, a more suitable match based on sentence beginnings would be: 4. There&#x27;s someone at the door. Our friends *could* be at the door.
   But based on the question, an appropriate sentence would be: 4. We need to tidy up. Our friends *can* still be at school (However, this sentence is incomplete and seems incorrect; an alternative match would be) 4. I don&#x27;t know what time our friends will arrive. Our friends *could* still be at school.
5. A more suitable match for this option would be an alternative sentence: 5. Our guest *can* arrive at any minute.