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Froggy Jumps Past Modals, Comparatives & Word FamiliesOnline version Past modals, comparatives, word families by Sheila Mae Agramon 1 Which sentence correctly uses a past modal to express possibility in the past? a He must have finished it today. b He must finish it yesterday. c He must have finished it yesterday. 2 Choose the past modal for obligation in the past. a She had to leave early. b She will have to leave early. c She must leave early. 3 Choose the correct comparative form for distance with 'far'. a The house is farthest than mine. b The house is further than mine. c The house is farther than mine. 4 Which sentence is in the superlative form? a This is most interesting. b This is interestinger. c This is more interesting. 5 From the verb 'play', which is a word family noun? a playful b playtime c player 6 Past modal expressing prohibition in the past: which sentence is correct? a They could not have left yet. b They must not have left yet. c They might not have left yet. 7 Choose the correct comparative of 'bad'. a most bad b badder c worse 8 Which sentence uses a past modal of deduction/assumption? a She will have been at home. b She would have been at home. c She would be at home. 9 From 'decide', which is the noun in the word family? a decision b decisor c decidable 10 Which sentence expresses past possibility with 'might have'? a He might have joined us tomorrow. b He might have joined us. c He might join us.

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Past Modals, Comparatives & Word FamiliesOnline version

Past modals, comparatives, word families

by Sheila Mae Agramon

Which sentence correctly uses a past modal to express possibility in the past?

He must have finished it today.

He must finish it yesterday.

He must have finished it yesterday.

Choose the past modal for obligation in the past.

She had to leave early.

She will have to leave early.

She must leave early.

Choose the correct comparative form for distance with 'far'.

The house is farthest than mine.

The house is further than mine.

The house is farther than mine.

Which sentence is in the superlative form?

This is most interesting.

This is interestinger.

This is more interesting.

From the verb 'play', which is a word family noun?

playful

playtime

player

Past modal expressing prohibition in the past: which sentence is correct?

They could not have left yet.

They must not have left yet.

They might not have left yet.

Choose the correct comparative of 'bad'.

most bad

badder

worse

Which sentence uses a past modal of deduction/assumption?

She will have been at home.

She would have been at home.

She would be at home.

From 'decide', which is the noun in the word family?

decision

decisor

decidable

Which sentence expresses past possibility with 'might have'?

He might have joined us tomorrow.

He might have joined us.

He might join us.

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by Sheila Mae Agramon

Which sentence correctly uses a past modal to express possibility in the past?

Choose the past modal for obligation in the past.

Choose the correct comparative form for distance with 'far'.

Which sentence is in the superlative form?

From the verb 'play', which is a word family noun?

Past modal expressing prohibition in the past: which sentence is correct?

Choose the correct comparative of 'bad'.

Which sentence uses a past modal of deduction/assumption?

From 'decide', which is the noun in the word family?

Which sentence expresses past possibility with 'might have'?

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