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Test your grasp of must, might, could, can't.

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Froggy Jumps Possibility Modals ChallengeOnline version Test your grasp of must, might, could, can't. by Suhey Lambaren 1 Select the modal that shows strong certainty. a could b might c must 2 Choose the modal that signals a weaker possibility. a must b might c can't 3 Choose the correct form for a present possibility. a She might be at the library. b She must be at the library. c She can't be at the library. 4 Select the sentence that expresses a strong deduction about now. a He might be the manager by now. b He must be the manager by now. c He could be the manager by now. 5 Which sentence expresses a general possibility? a We can't go to the cinema tonight. b We must go to the cinema tonight. c We could go to the cinema tonight. 6 Choose the form that implies an impossible situation. a He can't be swimming. He's afraid of water. b He could be swimming well. He is having lessons. c He must be swimming well. He goes to competitions. 7 Which sentence expresses a possibility? a Adrian must have a good salary. He always buys many things. b Adrian might have a good salary. He usually buys many things. c Adrian can't have a good salary. He never buys anything. 8 Which sentence expresses a weak possibility? a The teacher may not come today. b The teacher might not come today. c The teacher could not come today. 9 Select the sentence which expresses a strong deduction. a He must be at work. He usually starts at 9:30 am and it's 11:23 am. b He might be at school. He goes from 7 am to 1 pm. c Ana may visit her grandmother. She has holidays next week. 10 Choose the form that implies impossibility. a He must be the teacher. He's entering to the classroom. b He might be the teacher. He's carrying a laptop. c He can't be the teacher. He looks too young.

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Possibility Modals ChallengeOnline version

Test your grasp of must, might, could, can't.

by Suhey Lambaren

Select the modal that shows strong certainty.

could

might

must

Choose the modal that signals a weaker possibility.

must

might

can't

Choose the correct form for a present possibility.

She might be at the library.

She must be at the library.

She can't be at the library.

Select the sentence that expresses a strong deduction about now.

He might be the manager by now.

He must be the manager by now.

He could be the manager by now.

Which sentence expresses a general possibility?

We can't go to the cinema tonight.

We must go to the cinema tonight.

We could go to the cinema tonight.

Choose the form that implies an impossible situation.

He can't be swimming. He's afraid of water.

He could be swimming well. He is having lessons.

He must be swimming well. He goes to competitions.

Which sentence expresses a possibility?

Adrian must have a good salary. He always buys many things.

Adrian might have a good salary. He usually buys many things.

Adrian can't have a good salary. He never buys anything.

Which sentence expresses a weak possibility?

The teacher may not come today.

The teacher might not come today.

The teacher could not come today.

Select the sentence which expresses a strong deduction.

He must be at work. He usually starts at 9:30 am and it's 11:23 am.

He might be at school. He goes from 7 am to 1 pm.

Ana may visit her grandmother. She has holidays next week.

Choose the form that implies impossibility.

He must be the teacher. He's entering to the classroom.

He might be the teacher. He's carrying a laptop.

He can't be the teacher. He looks too young.

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Possibility Modals ChallengeOnline version

by Suhey Lambaren

Select the modal that shows strong certainty.

Choose the modal that signals a weaker possibility.

Choose the correct form for a present possibility.

Select the sentence that expresses a strong deduction about now.

Which sentence expresses a general possibility?

Choose the form that implies an impossible situation.

Which sentence expresses a possibility?

Which sentence expresses a weak possibility?

Select the sentence which expresses a strong deduction.

Choose the form that implies impossibility.

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