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Juego de modales verbales

by Dylan Apolo
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Completa: I ___ swim, but I can’t right now.

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¿Qué modal indica permiso formal en el futuro?

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Para una hipótesis suave: "He ___ come if he’s hungry".

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Elige la forma adecuada: You ___ finish your work by Friday.

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Para una promesa fuerte en el futuro: "I ___ help you with that".

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Completa: You ___ not smoke here; it’s illegal.

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Opcionalidad pasada: "When I was a student, I ___ study harder."

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Para una sugerencia: "We ___ take a break now."

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Con permiso formal: "You ___ go to the conference as a guest."

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Para obligación externa: "Employees ___ wear identity badges."

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What is the past tense of the verb 'go'?

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Which is the correct third-person singular form of 'to add' in present simple?

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Which article before a vowel sound is correct in 'hour'?

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Choose the sentence in past continuous tense.

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What is the plural form of 'mouse'?

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Which word is a synonym of 'big'?

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Which preposition correctly completes: ‘I wake up ___ the morning’?

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What is the comparative form of 'good'?

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Which sentence is in passive voice?

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Which sentence uses correct punctuation to address someone with a pause?

Explicación

Can expresa habilidad presente; could sería habilidad pasada o posibilidad; may para permiso o posibilidad; should no encaja.

May se usa para permiso o posibilidad; might para menor certeza; shall para sugerencia futura/formal (Británico); will para futuro simple.

Might expresa posibilidad en hipótesis. Must es necesidad/certeza; shall no encaja aquí; need no es un modal principal.

Should da consejo/obligación suave; will para futuro; could para posibilidad pasada o habilidad; may para permiso.

Will indica promesa/futuro. Might es posibilidad; ought to es recomendación; may es permiso/posibilidad.

Must expresa necesidad/regla fuerte. Might/ could son posibilidad; would no aplica.

Should have expresa obligación no cumplida en pasado; could/might have son posibles sin certeza; will have no aplica.

Should se usa para sugerir. Will/futuro; must obligación fuerte; may permiso.

May indica permiso formal. Need/ must no encajan; shall sería sugerencia/obligación en algunos contextos.

Have to expresa obligación externa. Might/could posibilidad; shall recomendación formal.

‘Went’ is the irregular past tense of ‘go’.

In present simple, he/she/it adds with an -s ending.

Silent 'h' makes the vowel sound, so 'an hour' is correct.

Past continuous uses was/were + -ing.

Mouse → mice is an irregular plural.

‘Large’ is a direct synonym of ‘big’.

We say ‘in the morning’, not ‘on/at’.

’Better’ is the standard comparative of ‘good’.

In passive voice, the object becomes the subject: 'was thrown'.

Comma after address changes meaning; 'Let’s eat, Grandma!' invites Grandma to eat.

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