Fill in the blank with appropriate option.There is nothing interesting in mathematics. I _ read grammar.
Correct answer: C. Might as well
- A. Could
- B. Can
- C. Might as well
- D. Must
Explanation
The correct answer is 'might as well' because it suggests that, given the lack of interest in mathematics, the speaker sees reading grammar as a reasonable alternative. The phrase implies a decision made due to the circumstances, rather than a necessity or ability. The other options - 'could', 'can', and 'must' - do not fit the context of this choice. 'Could' and 'can' imply ability rather than preference, and 'must' implies obligation rather than a casual decision.
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