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If he pries up the garage door, he (can, may) be able to crawl under it. |
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(Can, May) I have more than my usual allotment of candy this week? |
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There are not many people who are (good, well) in calligraphy. |
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A driver who is negligent (can, may) end up causing an accident. |
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It's strange indeed how memories (can, may) lie dormant in a man's mind for so many years. |
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Before you wax the floor, make sure you sweep it very (good, well). |
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Why are you using the big skillet when the smaller one would work just as (good, well)? |
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I can't read very well, but I am (good, well) at math. |
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The disease (can, may) affect the heart. |
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We (can, may) be able to dovetail our activities with theirs if we all plan ahead. |
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Millie (can, may) spell better than anyone in our class. |
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Who (can, may) say the Pledge of Allegiance? |
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Providing that you study for the test, I am sure you will do (good, well). |
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The fishing (can, may) be better downstream. |
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The cake Tom baked was very (good, well). |
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The visitor to the school thought the students were very (good, well) behaved. |
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The doctor said I have one (good, well) eye and one bad eye. |
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If John had showed up at the party any later, he might as (good, well) have stayed home. |
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The lack of rain (can, may) affect the pecan trees. |
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You should set a (good, well) example for your younger brother or sister. |
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