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Modal Verbs Quick Quiz

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Test modal verbs understanding.

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Modal Verbs Quick QuizOnline version

Test modal verbs understanding.

by RENATA ANDREA GONZALEZ GONZALEZ
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Must and might are the same in all tenses.

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Ought to is the past tense of must.

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Modal verbs cannot take the -s ending in the present simple.

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Should is used to give advice.

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Must expresses obligation or strong necessity.

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

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Might always expresses a lower certainty than may.

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Cannot is the past form of can.

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May is used to express permission.

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Can is used to express ability in the present.

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