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Modal Verbs Mastery

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Modal Verbs Mastery
 

Modal Verbs MasteryOnline version

Test your modal verbs knowledge

by Neyda Stella Avila Murcia
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You must wear a helmet when riding a bike.

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Students must submit the assignment by Friday.

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If you're sick, you should see a doctor.

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Visitors may enter the museum after ticketing.

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You mustn't use your phone in the library.

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You ought to recycle more to help the environment.

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You may take one cookie.

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You could try restarting the computer if it freezes.

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You may not park here.

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You needn't worry about the test; it's easy.

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Must expresses strong obligation, required by rule.

Obligation to complete by a deadline.

Advice or recommendation, not a rule.

Permission to do something is expressed with may.

Prohibition expressed with mustn’t.

Ought to is a softer moral/policy-based advice.

Permission to do something is may.

Could expresses possibility or suggestion.

Expression of prohibition using may not.

Needn't denotes lack of obligation or necessity.

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