you drive any car you want But you not drive mine A- can will B- will can C- can may

c)can,may

we use "may" for permission and "can" is for ability
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ANS=(a)can,will
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c) can , may
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@ranjeet -: buy wren n martin....
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ans=A-can,will
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A)Can, Will i.e, you can drive any car you want but you will not drive mine that means tum koi bhi car drive kar skte ho but tum meri car drive nhi karoge thats why will comes at the end and can in the starting
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i think here should be no confusion..."can" is used if it is allowed to..and " may " means the possibility. i.e. 'may' or 'may not'..
so the ans should be:
you__may___drive any car you want. But you__can___not drive mine.
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may, can.......chinku :)
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B) you will drive any car you want but can not mine,because he is giving permissions to drive all cars except his own car..
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may,can
may means optional but can means that only one choice is possible
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option a is correct
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which is the correct one..most of the options seems correct
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You can (ability) drive any car you want .But you may (permission) not drive mine.
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you__drive any car you want. But you_not drive mine.
A- can, will
B- will, can
C- can,may
D- may ,can