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Modal Verbs Mastery

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Mastering modals

by Mauricio Ortiz Echavarría
1

Which sentence correctly uses 'must' for obligation?

2

Choose the sentence that uses 'might' to express possibility.

3

Which sentence uses 'could' to describe past ability?

4

Identify the sentence using 'shall' for a formal suggestion.

5

Which sentence uses 'would' for a hypothetical situation?

6

Choose the sentence that uses 'should' for advice or recommendation.

7

Which sentence correctly uses 'mustn't' meaning prohibition?

8

Identify the sentence using 'will' to express a voluntary action in the future.

9

Which sentence uses 'can' to express ability in the present?

10

Pick the sentence that uses 'need to' as necessity.

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Must expresses strong obligation. The other options are grammatically incorrect or misused.

Might expresses a possible action; the others are ungrammatical or awkward.

Could for past ability; present forms are incorrect in context.

Shall + base verb is the correct form for a formal suggestion.

Would expresses hypothetical consequence with 'If' clauses.

Should + base verb is standard for advice.

Mustn’t = prohibition; spacing matters.

Will + base verb indicates a future voluntary action.

Can + base verb expresses present ability; others are ungrammatical.

Need to + base verb shows necessity; other forms are incorrect.

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