Modal Verbs Mastery

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Modal verbs: can, should, must, may.

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Carolina Jaraba Gutiérrez

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Froggy Jumps Modal Verbs MasteryOnline version Modal verbs: can, should, must, may. by Carolina Jaraba Gutiérrez 1 Which sentence expresses ability using can? a I must swim fast. b I can swim fast. c I may swim fast. 2 Which sentence gives advice using should? a You must rest if you're sick. b You should rest if you're sick. c You can rest if you're sick. 3 Which sentence expresses obligation using must? a You can finish your homework. b You should finish your homework. c You must finish your homework. 4 Which sentence expresses possibility with may? a We should go to the park tomorrow. b We must go to the park tomorrow. c We may go to the park tomorrow. 5 Which sentence expresses prohibition with must not? a You must not touch that. b You may touch that. c You should touch that. 6 Which sentence asks for permission using may? a Can I borrow your book? b May I borrow your book? c Must I borrow your book? 7 Which sentence states obligation in present simple? a Students may arrive on time. b Students can arrive on time. c Students must arrive on time. 8 Which sentence shows ability using can in present? a She can speak French. b She will speak French. c She could speak French. 9 Which sentence gives a suggestion with should? a You may try the new restaurant. b You must try the new restaurant. c You should try the new restaurant. 10 Which expresses permission or allowance with may in negative form? a They may park here. b They may not park here. c They should park here.

Froggy Jumps

Modal Verbs MasteryOnline version

Modal verbs: can, should, must, may.

by Carolina Jaraba Gutiérrez

Which sentence expresses ability using can?

I must swim fast.

I can swim fast.

I may swim fast.

Which sentence gives advice using should?

You must rest if you're sick.

You should rest if you're sick.

You can rest if you're sick.

Which sentence expresses obligation using must?

You can finish your homework.

You should finish your homework.

You must finish your homework.

Which sentence expresses possibility with may?

We should go to the park tomorrow.

We must go to the park tomorrow.

We may go to the park tomorrow.

Which sentence expresses prohibition with must not?

You must not touch that.

You may touch that.

You should touch that.

Which sentence asks for permission using may?

Can I borrow your book?

May I borrow your book?

Must I borrow your book?

Which sentence states obligation in present simple?

Students may arrive on time.

Students can arrive on time.

Students must arrive on time.

Which sentence shows ability using can in present?

She can speak French.

She will speak French.

She could speak French.

Which sentence gives a suggestion with should?

You may try the new restaurant.

You must try the new restaurant.

You should try the new restaurant.

Which expresses permission or allowance with may in negative form?

They may park here.

They may not park here.

They should park here.

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Which sentence expresses ability using can?

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Which sentence expresses obligation using must?

Which sentence expresses possibility with may?

Which sentence expresses prohibition with must not?

Which sentence asks for permission using may?

Which sentence states obligation in present simple?

Which sentence shows ability using can in present?

Which sentence gives a suggestion with should?

Which expresses permission or allowance with may in negative form?

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