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Modal Ability Challenge

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Test your ability modals.

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Modal Ability Challenge
 

Modal Ability ChallengeOnline version

Test your ability modals.

by My Second Language
1

Which sentence correctly expresses present ability?

2

Choose the sentence that shows past ability.

3

Which is the passive form of ability in the past?

4

Choose the sentence that shows future ability.

5

Which option correctly avoids double meaning of 'can' in a request?

6

Which sentence expresses ability in the conditional?

7

Choose the sentence that uses 'be able to' correctly in the present.

8

Which sentence shows ability in the past progressive form?

9

Identify the correct negation of ability in present.

10

Which sentence demonstrates permission related to ability?

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Use can for present ability; could is past or conditional.

Could + base verb typically expresses past ability.

Be able to + base verb expresses past capability; could is simpler but less formal.

Future ability uses will be able to + base verb.

Ask for permission/ability; context matters; the question asks about request form.

Could is common in conditional to express possibility.

'Be able to' + base verb is correct; short form 'can' often preferred.

Past progressive isn’t common here; 'was able to' is correct for past ability.

Negation of ability uses cannot/can't; could not is past.

Can can express permission; context shows allowance.

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