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Modal Verbs Mastery

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Modal Verbs Mastery
 

Modal Verbs MasteryOnline version

A quick modal verbs true/false quiz.

by Ana Medrano
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Must is used to make casual requests.

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Can expresses present ability.

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Cannot is always used for prohibition.

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Should is used to give advice.

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Would is the past tense form of will.

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Shall is commonly used in American English for offers.

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Must expresses strong obligation or necessity.

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Might and may have exactly the same meaning in all contexts.

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Modal verbs take the -ing form after them.

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May is used to ask for or grant permission.

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