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The bus driver says we   stay in our seats on the way to school.  \n2. There’s a strong chance my dad   play football with us after dinner.  \n3. Our math teacher   give us a big surprise test, but I doubt it.  \n4. It   snow later this afternoon according to the weather forecast.  \n5. In art class, we   not put paint on our classmates.  \n6. The entire family   fly to France if we win the lottery.  \n7.   I please get a new video game?  \n8. Stacy studies all the time, so she   get a great grade.  \n9. Scott doesn’t study at all, but he still   get a good grade.  \n10. We   clean our rooms or else we will not be allowed to watch TV.  \nAnswers  \n1. The bus driver says we must stay in our seats on the way to school.  \n2. There’s a strong chance my dad may play football with us after dinner.  \n3. Our math teacher might give us a big surprise test, but I doubt it.  \n4. It may snow later this afternoon according to the weather forecast.  \n5. In art class, we must not put paint on our classmates.  \n6. The entire family might fly to France if we win the lottery.  \n7.  May I please get a new video game?  \n8. Stacy studies all the time, so she may get a great grade.  \n9. Scott doesn’t study at all, but he still might get a good grade.  \n10. 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