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Fill in the blanks with the suitable uses of “could” in each sentence.
1.
Do you think I could pass the English exam this year?
2.
For dinner, we could try that new Italian place downtown.
3.
When I was a child, I could swim for hours without getting tired.
4.
Could you please open the window? It's too hot in here.
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Fill in the blanks with the suitable uses of “could” in each sentence.
1.
We could take a bus to the museum and have lunch in the café nearby.
2.
My grandfather could fix almost anything in the house when he was a young man.
3.
Could you help me carry these heavy boxes up the stairs, please?
4.
It could rain this afternoon, so we should take our raincoats just in case.
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Fill in the blanks with the suitable uses of “could” in each sentence.
1.
As a child, I could remember every song after hearing it only one time.
2.
I think we could finish this project early if everyone helps a little more.
3.
Could you send me the meeting notes later so I can review them carefully?
4.
He could ask Ms. Chen for advice; she knows a lot about writing reports like this one.
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She __________ be waiting for us at the wrong coffee shop right now; let's send a quick text.
You __________ try ordering the vegetarian pizza; I heard it is the most delicious option here.
Before I learned to use a computer, I __________ send emails or do any online research.
__________ you possibly move your car a little so I can get my bicycle out of the garage?
You __________ try walking to work instead of taking the bus to save some money this month.
The old television set __________ only show things in black and white, not full color images.
Before the internet was common, people can memorize many phone numbers effortlessly.
I think the concert tickets would sell out very quickly because the band is so popular.
Should you close the door quietly when you leave so you don't wake up the baby sleeping?
We / could go / short walk / relax / after / study / all day.
I / think / it / could / snow / tonight / because / the weather / feel / really cold.
I / couldn't / ride / bike / without / training wheels / until / I / be / nearly seven.
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. Use “could” and NO more than FOUR words in the blank.
He was able to play the piano very well when he was only ten.
→ He very well when he was only ten.
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. Use “could” and NO more than FOUR words in the blank.
Let's buy some fresh bread from the bakery on our way home tonight.
→ We from the bakery on the way home this evening.
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. Use “could” and NO more than FOUR words in the blank.
Would you mind handing me the blue folder on top of the filing cabinet?
→ the blue folder on top of the filing cabinet?
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. Use “could” and NO more than FOUR words in the blank.
If there's little traffic, the train is likely to arrive earlier than usual.
→ The train usual if there's little traffic.
