Modal Verbs Part II

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Modal Verbs Part IIOnline version Test your knowledge on Modal Verbs with this quiz! by Larry Illich Souribio 1 Which sentence expresses an obligation? a a) You should see a doctor. b b) You have to see a doctor. c c) You might see a doctor. d d) You may see a doctor. 2 Which sentence expresses a possibility? a a) It should rain later. b b) It must rain later. c c) It may rain later. d d) It has to rain later. 3 Which sentence correctly uses 'must not'? a a) You must not go to school tomorrow. b b) You must not have to go to school tomorrow. c c) You must not going to school tomorrow. d d) You must not to go to school tomorrow. 4 Which sentence expresses a strong suggestion? a a) You must study harder. b b) You may study harder. c c) You should study harder. d d) You have to study harder. 5 Which sentence correctly expresses permission? a a) Might I leave early today? b b) May I leave early today? c c) Must I leave early today? d d) Should I leave early today? 6 Which sentence expresses something that is optional? a a) You don’t have to come to the meeting. b b) You must come to the meeting. c c) You should come to the meeting. d d) You have to come to the meeting. 7 Which sentence expresses a low possibility? a a) He should win the race. b b) He must win the race. c c) He may win the race. d d) He might win the race. 8 Which sentence is an example of prohibition? a a) You must not touch the wire. b b) You don’t have to touch the wire. c c) You might not touch the wire. d d) You may not touch the wire. 9 Which sentence is an example of advice? a a) You should drink more water. b b) You must drink more water. c c) You have to drink more water. d d) You might drink more water. 10 Which sentence expresses denied permission? a a) You must not go to the library. b b) You may not go to the library. c c) You should not go to the library. d d) You have to go to the library.

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Modal Verbs Part IIOnline version

by Larry Illich Souribio

Which sentence expresses an obligation?

Which sentence expresses a possibility?

Which sentence correctly uses 'must not'?

Which sentence expresses a strong suggestion?

Which sentence correctly expresses permission?

Which sentence expresses something that is optional?

Which sentence expresses a low possibility?

Which sentence is an example of prohibition?

Which sentence is an example of advice?

Which sentence expresses denied permission?