Task-4 Choose the appropriate verb. Circle it.1. They can/ might be away for the weekend but I'm not sure. 2. You may/might leave now if you wish. 3. Could/May you open the window a bit, please? 4. He can/could be French, judging by his accent. 5. May/Can you play the piano? 6. Listen, please. You may not/might not speak during this exam. 7. They can't/may not still be out! 8. You couldn't/might not smoke on the bus. 9. With luck, tomorrow can/could be a sunny day. 10. You can/might be right but I'm going back to check anyway.Descriptor: underline the suitable modal verb​

1. John decided that he would go to visit his  great-grandparents in 3 days.

2. I didn't know what their house is on the lake shore.

3. Anna asked us if  we had ever been on the banks of the Mississippi.

4. The student said that he could not name the deserts in Australia.

5. I wanted to understand why they had done it.

6. Little John did not know at what temperature the metals melted.

7. We asked when we would go back to London.

8. He did not believe that I had never seen the skyscrapers.

9. The teacher asked what (major) mighty rivers in Russia and America we knew.

1) th I called you yesterday, but you did not answer. Yes, yesterday I was walking at the time. I walked two o'clock bedtime. 2) When you lease or cooked, it is always perfectly prepared. 3) you play on the guitar, if I'm going to sing? 4) melt metals at high temperatures to melt at high temperatures. 5) Where did you buy this pen? -I do not remember. - Why did you buy it? -I heard that these pens write well. 6) John almost never goes to the stadium .7) Yesterday I had an amazing day, what I would not do it, I turned out fine. I finished writing, I bought back a gift, and she made a card for her birthday. 8) when we lived with my grandmother, we usually ate porridge for breakfast. 9) I was told that he prefers French to Italian. 10) When you went to the library for the last time?