Modals and tenses: Be able/Allowed/Supposed/Managed

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Modals and tenses: Be able/Allowed/Supposed/ManagedOnline version Grammar quiz on modals and tenses. by Nicole Molina 1 What is "be able to" used for? a It is used to describe past habits. b It is used to express inability. c It is used to talk about future plans that are uncertain. d It is used to express the ability or capacity to do something. 2 How do you form a negative sentence with "be able to"? a Subject + do/does + not + + verb. b Subject + has/have + not + been able to + verb. c Subject + is/are + not + able to + verb. d Subject + be + not + able to + verb. 3 What is "allowed to" used for? a It is used to express strong obligation. b It is used to talk about permission or things people are permitted to do. c It is used to describe past events. d It is used to ask questions. 4 Give an example of a sentence with "allowed to". a She is allow to use her mom's car. b She is allowed to uses her mom's car. c She is allowed to use her mom's car. d She was allowed to used her mom's car. 5 What does "supposed to" express? a It expresses wishes or desires. b It expresses obligations, responsibilities, expectations, rules, or instructions. c It expresses permission or ability. d It expresses hypothetical situations. 6 What does "managed to" mean? a It means that someone failed to do something. b It means that someone succeeded in doing something difficult. c It means that someone forgot to do something. d It means that something is managed by someone else. 7 What is the difference between Past Simple and Past Progressive? a Past Simple describes ongoing actions in the present, while Past Progressive describes completed actions in the past. b Past Simple describes future actions, while Past Progressive describes past actions. c Past Simple describes a completed action in the past, while Past Progressive describes an action that was in progress at a specific moment in the past. d Past Simple and Past Progressive have the same meaning but different spellings.

Modals and tenses: Be able/Allowed/Supposed/ManagedOnline version

Grammar quiz on modals and tenses.

by Nicole Molina

What is "be able to" used for?

It is used to describe past habits.

It is used to express inability.

It is used to talk about future plans that are uncertain.

It is used to express the ability or capacity to do something.

How do you form a negative sentence with "be able to"?

Subject + do/does + not + + verb.

Subject + has/have + not + been able to + verb.

Subject + is/are + not + able to + verb.

Subject + be + not + able to + verb.

What is "allowed to" used for?

It is used to express strong obligation.

It is used to talk about permission or things people are permitted to do.

It is used to describe past events.

It is used to ask questions.

Give an example of a sentence with "allowed to".

She is allow to use her mom's car.

She is allowed to uses her mom's car.

She is allowed to use her mom's car.

She was allowed to used her mom's car.

What does "supposed to" express?

It expresses wishes or desires.

It expresses obligations, responsibilities, expectations, rules, or instructions.

It expresses permission or ability.

It expresses hypothetical situations.

What does "managed to" mean?

It means that someone failed to do something.

It means that someone succeeded in doing something difficult.

It means that someone forgot to do something.

It means that something is managed by someone else.

What is the difference between Past Simple and Past Progressive?

Past Simple describes ongoing actions in the present, while Past Progressive describes completed actions in the past.

Past Simple describes future actions, while Past Progressive describes past actions.

Past Simple describes a completed action in the past, while Past Progressive describes an action that was in progress at a specific moment in the past.

Past Simple and Past Progressive have the same meaning but different spellings.

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Modals and tenses: Be able/Allowed/Supposed/ManagedOnline version

by Nicole Molina

What is "be able to" used for?

How do you form a negative sentence with "be able to"?

What is "allowed to" used for?

Give an example of a sentence with "allowed to".

What does "supposed to" express?

What does "managed to" mean?

What is the difference between Past Simple and Past Progressive?

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