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Modal Verbs Challenge

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Test your mastery of can, should, must, have to.

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Modal Verbs Challenge
 

Modal Verbs ChallengeOnline version

Test your mastery of can, should, must, have to.

by Бұлбұл Еркен
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Have to and must both express obligation, but have to is often from external rules.

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Have to is only used in questions.

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Should expresses strong necessity.

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Can is used to express obligation in formal rules.

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Can is used to express ability in the present.

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We use must to express strong obligation.

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Should is used for advice or recommendations.

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Can can be used to request permission in informal contexts.

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Must is used to indicate future plans.

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Have to and must mean the same thing in all contexts.

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