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Which sentence correctly uses would?

• I would can help you tomorrow.

• I would like to go to the party.

• Would you can lend me your book?

• She would goes to the gym every day.

What is the correct use of could in a past ability?

• When I was younger, I could run very fast.

• When I was younger, I could to run very fast.

• When I was younger, I can run very fast.

• When I was younger, I would run very fast.

Choose the correct polite request using would.

• Would you can help me with my homework?

• Would help me you with my homework?

• Would helping me with my homework?

• Would you mind helping me with my homework?

Which sentence correctly expresses a possibility using could?

• It could is a good idea to take an umbrella.

• It could to be a good idea to take an umbrella.

• It could be a good idea to take an umbrella.

• It could being a good idea to take an umbrella.

How do you make a polite offer using would?

• Would you like a cup of coffee?

• Would you want a cup of coffee?

• Would you drink a cup of coffee?

• Would you to have a cup of coffee?

Which sentence correctly expresses a hypothetical situation?

• If I had more money, I could travels the world.

• If I had more money, I can travel the world.

• If I had more money, I would to travel the world.

• If I had more money, I would travel the world.

Choose the correct polite request with could.

• Could help me carry this bag?

• Could you help me carry this bag?

• Could you to help me carry this bag?

• Could helping me carry this bag?

Which sentence correctly expresses past permission?

• When I was a child, I could to stay up late on weekends.

• When I was a child, I would stay up late on weekends.

• When I was a child, I could stay up late on weekends.

• When I was a child, I can stay up late on weekends.

Which sentence correctly expresses a hypothetical preference?

• I would staying home rather than go out tonight.

• I would rather to stay home than go out tonight.

• I would to rather stay home than go out tonight.

• I would rather stay home than go out tonight.

Which sentence correctly expresses a possibility in the past?

• He could have won the race if he had trained more.

• He could has won the race if he had trained more.

• He could win the race if he had trained more.

• He could had won the race if he trained more.