Modal Madness: Should, Must, Have To

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Froggy Jumps Modal Madness: Should, Must, Have ToOnline version Test your knowledge on the nuances of modal verbs in English! by Taif 1 Which modal verb expresses a strong obligation? a Should b Must c Have to 2 When should you use 'should'? a To indicate permission b To express necessity c To give advice 3 What does 'have to' imply? a Suggestion b Personal choice c External obligation 4 Which modal indicates a recommendation? a Must b Should c Have to 5 Is 'must' used for past obligations? a No b Yes, sometimes c Yes, always 6 Which phrase indicates a lack of obligation? a Shouldn't b Don't have to c Mustn't 7 Which modal verb is more formal? a Must b Should c Have to 8 Can 'should' express expectation? a No b Only in questions c Yes 9 Which modal is used for rules? a Must b Should c Have to 10 What is the main difference between 'should' and 'must'? a Formality b Tense c Strength of obligation

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Modal Madness: Should, Must, Have ToOnline version

Test your knowledge on the nuances of modal verbs in English!

by Taif

Which modal verb expresses a strong obligation?

Should

Must

Have to

When should you use 'should'?

To indicate permission

To express necessity

To give advice

What does 'have to' imply?

Suggestion

Personal choice

External obligation

Which modal indicates a recommendation?

Must

Should

Have to

Is 'must' used for past obligations?

Yes, sometimes

Yes, always

Which phrase indicates a lack of obligation?

Shouldn't

Don't have to

Mustn't

Which modal verb is more formal?

Must

Should

Have to

Can 'should' express expectation?

Only in questions

Yes

Which modal is used for rules?

Must

Should

Have to

What is the main difference between 'should' and 'must'?

Formality

Tense

Strength of obligation

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Modal Madness: Should, Must, Have To

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Which modal verb expresses a strong obligation?

When should you use 'should'?

What does 'have to' imply?

Which modal indicates a recommendation?

Is 'must' used for past obligations?

Which phrase indicates a lack of obligation?

Which modal verb is more formal?

Can 'should' express expectation?

Which modal is used for rules?

What is the main difference between 'should' and 'must'?

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