This sentence to give permission is correct: "You could use your phone in class for online activities.", FALSE. When we use could in affirmative sentences, we express possibility., This sentence to make a really formal request is correct: "Miss Benavides, may we watch a movie on the final day of class?", TRUE. We use may for really formal requests., These sentences to give and deny permission are correct: "Well, may you watch a short video. However, you won’t see a full movie!", FALSE. We give permission with SUBJECT + MAY + VERB. We deny permission with SUBJECT + CAN'T + VERB, This sentence to make a prediction is correct: "I guess you can visit churches next week.", FALSE. To make predictions, we use will., This sentence to express intention is correct: "I could go to churches in Bogotá next Holy Thursday!", FALSE. To express intention, we use will., These suggestions are correct: "What about inviting another class for the task presentation? Let us ask a B1-1 class!", TRUE. We use WHAT/HOW ABOUT + VERB +-ING. Let's is the contracted form of LET US., This sentence to make an offer is correct: "If you want, I may suggest websites to practice a lot of English next week.", FALSE. We use can or will to make offers.

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