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Modal Verbs Quick Quiz

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Quick true/false on modal verbs.

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Quick true/false on modal verbs.

by Nancy Rivera
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Should indicates strong necessity.

2

Modal verbs express possibility, necessity, or ability.

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Modal verbs always take 'to' before the main verb.

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Must and have to are interchangeable in all contexts.

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Must expresses strong obligation.

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Modal verbs are followed by the base form of the main verb.

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May and might express possibility.

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Might can be used only for formal writing.

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Can is used to express ability.

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Will is a past tense of 'will'.

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