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Select the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.
______ you please help me with my computer?
Dare
Could
May
Shall
- Could:
- Used to express a polite request.
- Less formal than "may" but still very polite.
- Example: Could you pass the salt?
- Dare:
- Not typically used for polite requests.
- Often implies a challenge or courage.
- Example: Dare I ask why you're late?
- May:
- Used for formal requests or asking for permission.
- More formal than "could."
- Example: May I leave the room?
- Shall:
- Often used to offer help or make suggestions.
- Less common in modern requests.
- Example: Shall we dance?
In the context of asking for help, "could" fits best.
Option 2: Could is the most suitable word.
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