you____walk on the grass
Answer (1)
The correct completion of the sentence "You____walk on the grass" depends on the intended meaning. Here are some possibilities:You should not walk on the grass. (giving advice or prohibition)You can walk on the grass. (giving permission)You must not walk on the grass. (strong prohibition)You may walk on the grass. (polite permission)If the sentence is intended as a warning or rule, "should not" or "must not" are appropriate. If it is granting permission, "can" or "may" fit best.
