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He could have studied more for the test.  \n   2. She could change the color of her hair.  \n  3. Could you please help me with this question?  \n  4. When I was four, I couldn’t ride a bike.  \n  5. My dad said we could go to Florida next summer.  \n  6. We could have eaten hamburgers yesterday instead of pizza.  \n  7. Could you pass the pepper please?  \n  8. Owen could have seen the trees from the window.  \n  9. The wind could blow the leaves off of the trees.  \n  10. My parents could have gone to Mexico.  \n  11. Could you hand me a piece of cake?  \n  12. This could be a good idea.  \nAnswers  \n B  1. He could have studied more for the test.  \n C  2. She could change the color of her hair.  \n A  3. Could you please help me with this question?  \n B  4. When I was four, I couldn’t ride a bike.  \n C  5. My dad said we could go to Florida next summer.  \n B  6. We could have eaten hamburgers yesterday instead of pizza.  \n A  7. Could you pass the pepper please?  \n B  8. Owen could have seen the trees from the window.  \n C  9. The wind could blow the leaves off of the trees.  \n B  10. My parents could have gone to Mexico.  \n A  11. Could you hand me a piece of cake?  \n C  12. This could be a good idea.","cbCaih74zUKXVFZg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih74zUKXVFZg","pdf",89101,"English","# Understanding Could Usage\n## Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What are the three main uses of the helping verb 'could'?\",\"answer\":\"'Could' is used to express a conditional tone, to indicate the past tense of 'can', and to show possibility.\"},{\"question\":\"How is 'could' used in the sentence 'When I was four, I couldn't ride a bike'?\",\"answer\":\"In this sentence, 'could' (as 'couldn't') is used to express the past tense of 'can'.\"},{\"question\":\"How can 'could' be used to express a conditional tone?\",\"answer\":\"'Could' expresses a conditional tone when it is used to make polite requests or suggestions, such as in the question 'Could you please help me with this question?'\"}]","Grade 4 Verbs Worksheet - Helping Verbs Could | PDF",1791789812]