Modal Verbs Mastery

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Froggy Jumps Modal Verbs MasteryOnline version Medium-level modal verbs quiz by Айдана Кушкимбаева 1 Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express past ability? a She can swim when she was four. b She could swim when she was four. c She must swim when she was four. 2 Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express past ability? a She can swim when she was four. b She could swim when she was four. c She must swim when she was four. 3 Which sentence expresses strong obligation in the present? a You will wear a helmet. b You must wear a helmet. c You should wear a helmet. 4 Which sentence asks for permission using a modal? a May I borrow your pen? b Can I borrow your pen? c Should I borrow your pen? 5 Which sentence provides advice using a modal? a You must study for the test. b You should study for the test. c You will study for the test. 6 Which sentence uses will to predict the future? a It is going to rain tomorrow. b It will rain tomorrow. c It rains tomorrow. 7 Which sentence expresses prohibition with a modal? a You can smoke here. b You should not smoke here. c You must not smoke here. 8 Which sentence expresses present possibility with might or may? a She must come to the party. b She might come to the party. c She will come to the party. 9 Which sentence expresses past obligation? a I must finish it yesterday. b I had to finish it yesterday. c I have to finish it yesterday. 10 Which sentence expresses past ability or permission with could? a She can swim fast as a child. b She could swim fast as a child. c She would swim fast as a child. 11 Which modal is often used for offers or suggestions in formal contexts? a Should we go? b Will we go? c Shall we go?

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Modal Verbs Mastery

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Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express past ability?

Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express past ability?

Which sentence expresses strong obligation in the present?

Which sentence asks for permission using a modal?

Which sentence provides advice using a modal?

Which sentence uses will to predict the future?

Which sentence expresses prohibition with a modal?

Which sentence expresses present possibility with might or may?

Which sentence expresses past obligation?

Which sentence expresses past ability or permission with could?

Which modal is often used for offers or suggestions in formal contexts?