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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Appropriate form of words
The children are not here. They. ........out to play(may+go)
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This post has been split from another thread.
Please do not append posts to old threads just because the header seems appropriate for your question. In the future, start a new thread.
CJ
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anonymous The children are not here. They. ........out to play(may+go)
The answer means Maybe they went out to play.
How do you make a sentence with that meaning if you use "may"?
CJ
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