Fill in the blank with an appropriate modal denoting a wish:
You ____ go home whenever you like.
A
shall
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B
might
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C
may
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D
have to
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Solution
The correct option is C may Option C is the correct answer because we use 'may' to ask for, give and refuse permission. It is quite formal.
Option B is incorrect because it is the past tense of 'might'.
Option A is incorrect because shall is used to give an advice or make a suggestion, which is incorrect because in the statement above permission is being granted.
Option D is incorrect because 'have to' is used when something is compulsory, like 'must' but in this case, the time to go home depends on the person's wish and is not a compulsion.