Question

Advise your younger brother to improve his handwriting.

(should/ can/ ought to)

2. Request your uncle for help in collecting information for your

History project. (may/ could/ would)

3. Ask your father permission to go on a picnic with your friends.

(could/ may/ can)

4. Warn your friend about not carrying one’s identity card whilst

travelling. (must/ should/ can)

5. You are travelling in an over-crowded bus. Request a

passenger to hold your bag. (could/must/can)

6. Your younger brother has been wasting too much time

watching Cartoon Network. Warn him. (must/ could/ ought to)

7. Suggest to your friend to take a course in creative art after his

final exams. (could/ must/ can)

8. Advise your friend who is a good singer, to take part in the

singing competition. (must/ could/ should)

9. Request your neighbour to help you in maths. (could/ must/

must)

10. Warn your younger brother not to ride a motorbike without a

licence. (musn’t/ shouldn’t/ ought to)​

Answer 1

Answer:

An acceleration can cause speed to increase, decrease, and even stay the same! Acceleration tells you the rate at which the velocity is changing. ... The acceleration can change the magnitude and/or the direction of the velocity. Speed is only the magnitude of the velocity.