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Our teacher says we   study for the test if we want to do well.  \n2. There’s a good chance my mom   make us pancakes for breakfast tomorrow.  \n3. We   win the big game today, but probably not.  \n4. It   rain later in the day according to the weather report.  \n5. We   wear gym shoes on the days we have gym class.  \n6. My family   go to Georgia to visit my aunt if my dad can get extra time off.  \n7.   I please have another slice of pizza?  \n8. I worked very hard, so I   get a good grade.  \n9. Robert didn’t study very much, but he   get a good grade.  \n10. We   buy safety goggles for science class.  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. Our teacher says we must study for the test if we want to do well.  \n2. There’s a good chance my mom may make us pancakes for breakfast tomorrow.  \n3. We might win the big game today, but probably not.  \n4. It may rain later in the day according to the weather report.  \n5. We must wear gym shoes on the days we have gym class.  \n6. My family might go to Georgia to visit my aunt if my dad can get extra time off.  \n7.  May I please have another slice of pizza?  \n8. I worked very hard, so I may get a good grade.  \n9. Robert didn’t study very much, but he might get a good grade.  \n10. 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