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Test your knowledge of modal verbs.

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Modal Verbs QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of modal verbs.

by Jennifer Maria Islas Hernandez
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In questions, the modal verb typically comes before the subject.

2

Shall is the most common way to give informal advice in American English.

3

Modal verbs express possibility, ability, obligation, or permission.

4

Could is only used to talk about present ability, never past.

5

You form the past tense of a modal by adding -ed to the modal.

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Modal verbs like can, could, may, might, would, should, must, will do not take -s for third person.

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"Must" expresses strong obligation or deduction, depending on context.

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May and might guarantee permission in all contexts.

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"Must have + past participle" expresses deduction about the past.

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Modal verbs always come at the end of a sentence.

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