Modal Mastery: Teen Verbs

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Froggy Jumps Modal Mastery: Teen VerbsOnline version Edu game to review modals by Esperanza Martinez Garcia 1 Which sentence uses can to express ability? a She may swim. b She will swim. c She can swim. 2 Choose the correct form for giving polite permission. a May I borrow your pen? b Can I borrow your pen? c Should I borrow your pen? 3 Which sentence expresses obligation? a You can wear a helmet. b You might wear a helmet. c You must wear a helmet. 4 Which sentence expresses possibility? a It must rain today. b It might rain today. c It will rain today. 5 Which form expresses advice? a You must study for the test. b You may study for the test. c You should study for the test. 6 Choose the form for a future prediction with certainty. a He will arrive at six. b He would arrive at six. c He must arrive at six. 7 Express prohibition with a modal. a You can’t smoke here. b You might not smoke here. c You must not smoke here. 8 Past obligation or advice with should have. a She should have studied more. b She must study more. c She would have studied more. 9 Polite request using could. a Can you help me with this? b Should you help me with this? c Could you help me with this? 10 Past necessity using had to. a She must leave early. b She should have left early. c She had to leave early.

Froggy Jumps

Modal Mastery: Teen VerbsOnline version

Edu game to review modals

by Esperanza Martinez Garcia

Which sentence uses can to express ability?

She may swim.

She will swim.

She can swim.

Choose the correct form for giving polite permission.

May I borrow your pen?

Can I borrow your pen?

Should I borrow your pen?

Which sentence expresses obligation?

You can wear a helmet.

You might wear a helmet.

You must wear a helmet.

Which sentence expresses possibility?

It must rain today.

It might rain today.

It will rain today.

Which form expresses advice?

You must study for the test.

You may study for the test.

You should study for the test.

Choose the form for a future prediction with certainty.

He will arrive at six.

He would arrive at six.

He must arrive at six.

Express prohibition with a modal.

You can’t smoke here.

You might not smoke here.

You must not smoke here.

Past obligation or advice with should have.

She should have studied more.

She must study more.

She would have studied more.

Polite request using could.

Can you help me with this?

Should you help me with this?

Could you help me with this?

Past necessity using had to.

She must leave early.

She should have left early.

She had to leave early.

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Modal Mastery: Teen Verbs

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by Esperanza Martinez Garcia

Which sentence uses can to express ability?

Choose the correct form for giving polite permission.

Which sentence expresses obligation?

Which sentence expresses possibility?

Which form expresses advice?

Choose the form for a future prediction with certainty.

Express prohibition with a modal.

Past obligation or advice with should have.

Polite request using could.

Past necessity using had to.

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