Modal Mastery: Could, May, Might

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Froggy Jumps Modal Mastery: Could, May, MightOnline version Test your modal usage. by ADRIANA MELISSA SALAZAR ABREGO 1 Which sentence expresses possibility using could? a We will go to the cinema tonight. b We must go to the cinema tonight. c We could go to the cinema tonight. 2 Choose the sentence that asks for permission politely. a I must borrow your pen, please? b May I borrow your pen, please? c I can borrow your pen, please? 3 Which sentence expresses a slight possibility in the present? a She might be at home, but I'm not sure. b She will be at home, but I'm not sure. c She must be at home, but I'm not sure. 4 Select the correct form to give advice in a soft way. a You might want to check your work before submitting. b You may not check your work before submitting. c You could not check your work before submitting. 5 Which sentence uses could to describe a past ability? a When I was younger, I may run fast. b When I am younger, I can run fast. c When I was younger, I could run fast. 6 Choose the appropriate sentence for asking for permission in a formal context. a Should I speak with the manager, please? b Could I speak with the manager, please? c May I speak with the manager, please? 7 Which line expresses a hypothetical situation in the present? a If I won the lottery, I will travel the world. b If I won the lottery, I can travel the world. c If I won the lottery, I might travel the world. 8 Choose the sentence that expresses polite future possibility. a We could join you later if we finish early. b We may join you later if we finish early. c We might join you later if we finish early. 9 Which sentence uses may to express permission in the present? a You will enter the room now. b You may enter the room now. c You could enter the room now. 10 Identify the correct use of might for uncertainty in the past. a She might have missed the bus, but she called to say she would arrive early. b She might have missed the bus, but she called to say she would arrive late. c She might missed the bus, but she called to say she would arrive late.

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by ADRIANA MELISSA SALAZAR ABREGO

Which sentence expresses possibility using could?

Choose the sentence that asks for permission politely.

Which sentence expresses a slight possibility in the present?

Select the correct form to give advice in a soft way.

Which sentence uses could to describe a past ability?

Choose the appropriate sentence for asking for permission in a formal context.

Which line expresses a hypothetical situation in the present?

Choose the sentence that expresses polite future possibility.

Which sentence uses may to express permission in the present?

Identify the correct use of might for uncertainty in the past.