Modal Challenge: Must, Should, Can, Could

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Test your understanding of modal verbs!

Sharit Sarmiento

Colombia

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1	Sharit Sarmiento July 27, 2025	% 50	00:26

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Modal Challenge: Must, Should, Can, Could


Modal Challenge: Must, Should, Can, CouldOnline version Test your understanding of modal verbs! by Sharit Sarmiento 1 You ___ study if you want to pass the exam. a could b Should c Must d Can 2 I ___ swim when I was five. a Can b Must c Should d Could 3 ___ I go to the bathroom, please? a Must b Could c Should d Can 4 We ___ be quiet in the library. a Must b Can c Could d Should 5 She ___ help you if you ask her nicely. a Should b Could c Can d Must 6 She ___ help you if you ask her nicely. a Can b Must c Should d Could 7 You ___ wear a helmet when you ride a bike. a Must b Could c Should d Can 8 He ___ play the guitar very well. a Could b Should c Must d Can Explicación 1 “Should” is used to give advice or recommendations. Studying is advised if you want to pass the exam. 2 “Could” is the past form of “can” and is used to talk about past abilities. 3 “Must” expresses strong obligation or a rule. Parking here is not allowed by law. 4 “Can” is used to ask for permission in informal contexts. 5 “Must” is used when talking about rules. Being quiet in the library is a rule everyone must follow. 6 “Could” expresses possibility. She might help you, but it’s not certain. 7 “Should” is used to give advice. Wearing a helmet is not a strict rule, but it’s strongly recommended for safety. 8 “Can” shows ability in the present. He knows how to play the guitar well.