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- choose the best answer.
since there are no time limits on my academic scholarship, i ____ to college for as long as i wish.
options: not go, went, have gone, goes
The sentence structure and context suggest a modal verb usage. "may go" fits the meaning of permission or possibility here. The other options: "goes" is simple present (doesn't fit the modal context), "have gone" is present perfect (incorrect structure here), "went" is past tense (doesn't match the present context of the scholarship's time limit situation).
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A. may go (assuming the first option is "may go", as per the visible text order)