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Question

Complete the following conversation:
''_______ I get you a chair?" "Yes, please".

A
Shall
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B
Have to
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C
Had to
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D
Might
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Solution

The correct option is A Shall
Option A: 'Shall' is a modal that is used to express a suggestion or a polite offer in interrogative sentences. It is also used to know the desire of a person. It relates to the given sentence, as the person is offering to get someone, 'you', a chair.
Hence option A is correct.
Options B and C: 'Have to' and 'had to' are not the correct constructions used in interrogatives, especially when used in the beginning of the sentence.
Hence B and C are incorrect.
Option D: 'Might' expresses permission, e.g. 'might I use your phone?'
It does not express an offer, hence option D is incorrect.

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