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what would you say if you were the speaker in each of the following situation write each sentence using the correct modal given in the bracket1)you have just painting your gate warn your brother not to touch it (could /can/musn't)

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Answered by khushi02022010

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.. of the following situations. Write each sentence using the correct modal given in the bracket: (3) 1. You have just painted your gate. Warn your brother not to touch it. (could/can/mustn't ).

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musn't

Explanation:

because your brother doesn't want u to touch it

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what would you say if you were the speaker in each of the following situation write each sentence using the correct modal given in the bracket1)you have just painting your gate warn your brother not to touch it (could /can/musn't)​

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what would you say if you were the speaker in each of the following situation write each sentence using the correct modal given in the bracket1)you have just painting your gate warn your brother not to touch it (could /can/musn't)