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Froggy Jumps Modal MasteryOnline version Quiz on modal verbs by criisti gomez 1 In the sentence "Smoking can cause health problems," what is the function of can? a Possibility b Suggestion c Request 2 Choose the sentence where COULD is used incorrectly for a present ability: a Could you open the window, please? b Look! I could jump over that wall right now! c When I was five, I could ride a bike. 3 In English, we add "-s" to verbs in the third person (he/she/it). How does this rule apply to modals like must, should, or might? a We add "-s" if the sentence is formal. b Modals only take an "-s" in the past tense. c Modals never change; they don't take an "-s". 4 What is the standard way to make a modal sentence negative? a Add "not" directly after the modal. b Put "not" before the modal. c Use "don't" or "doesn't" before the modal 5 How do you turn a sentence with a modal into a question? a Keep the same order and just add a question mark. b "Do" at the beginning: "Do I should go?" c Invert the subject and the modal: "Should I go? 6 Both express that something is possible, but which one suggests a lower, more uncertain probability? a may b might c Both have the exact same level of certainty 7 Is it grammatically correct to use two modal verbs back-to-back in English? a Yes, it is common in formal English. b No, you can never use two modals together. c Only if you use "to" between them.

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Modal MasteryOnline version

Quiz on modal verbs

by criisti gomez

In the sentence "Smoking can cause health problems," what is the function of can?

Possibility

Suggestion

Request

Choose the sentence where COULD is used incorrectly for a present ability:

Could you open the window, please?

Look! I could jump over that wall right now!

When I was five, I could ride a bike.

In English, we add "-s" to verbs in the third person (he/she/it). How does this rule apply to modals like must, should, or might?

We add "-s" if the sentence is formal.

Modals only take an "-s" in the past tense.

Modals never change; they don't take an "-s".

What is the standard way to make a modal sentence negative?

Add "not" directly after the modal.

Put "not" before the modal.

Use "don't" or "doesn't" before the modal

How do you turn a sentence with a modal into a question?

Keep the same order and just add a question mark.

"Do" at the beginning: "Do I should go?"

Invert the subject and the modal: "Should I go?

Both express that something is possible, but which one suggests a lower, more uncertain probability?

may

might

Both have the exact same level of certainty

Is it grammatically correct to use two modal verbs back-to-back in English?

Yes, it is common in formal English.

No, you can never use two modals together.

Only if you use "to" between them.

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In the sentence "Smoking can cause health problems," what is the function of can?

Choose the sentence where COULD is used incorrectly for a present ability:

In English, we add "-s" to verbs in the third person (he/she/it). How does this rule apply to modals like must, should, or might?

What is the standard way to make a modal sentence negative?

How do you turn a sentence with a modal into a question?

Both express that something is possible, but which one suggests a lower, more uncertain probability?

Is it grammatically correct to use two modal verbs back-to-back in English?

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