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Test your understanding of may, might, could

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Froggy Jumps Modal May, Might, Could QuizOnline version Test your understanding of may, might, could by DANIELA VIVIANA ALMEIDA YANEZ 1 Which sentence asks for permission using may correctly? a I might leave the room now. b May I leave the room? c I may leave the room now. 2 Choose the best usage for possibility in the present: a It may rain this evening. b It can rain this evening. c It will rain this evening. 3 Which sentence expresses a polite request using could? a You could help me with this, please. b Could I help you with this, please? c Could you help me with this, please? 4 Choose the sentence that expresses a hypothetical past possibility. a She could have won if she trained harder. b She may have won if she trained harder. c She might win if she trained harder. 5 Which form expresses lower probability in the present? a It can be expensive. b It might be expensive. c It must be expensive. 6 Fill the gap for a polite offer: a Could I offer you a drink? b Might I offer you a drink? c May I offer you a drink? 7 Which sentence is about a general possibility in the present? a People can travel by train to save money. b People may travel by train to save money. c People must travel by train to save money. 8 Choose the best past possibility without certainty: a They might have taken a wrong turn. b They may take a wrong turn. c They will have taken a wrong turn. 9 Which sentence uses may for permission in the past? a He may have asked for permission earlier. b He could ask for permission earlier. c He might have asked for permission earlier. 10 Pick the correct usage for a tentative plan in the future: a We could go to the cinema tomorrow. b We must go to the cinema tomorrow. c We may go to the cinema tomorrow.

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Modal May, Might, Could QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of may, might, could

by DANIELA VIVIANA ALMEIDA YANEZ

Which sentence asks for permission using may correctly?

I might leave the room now.

May I leave the room?

I may leave the room now.

Choose the best usage for possibility in the present:

It may rain this evening.

It can rain this evening.

It will rain this evening.

Which sentence expresses a polite request using could?

You could help me with this, please.

Could I help you with this, please?

Could you help me with this, please?

Choose the sentence that expresses a hypothetical past possibility.

She could have won if she trained harder.

She may have won if she trained harder.

She might win if she trained harder.

Which form expresses lower probability in the present?

It can be expensive.

It might be expensive.

It must be expensive.

Fill the gap for a polite offer:

Could I offer you a drink?

Might I offer you a drink?

May I offer you a drink?

Which sentence is about a general possibility in the present?

People can travel by train to save money.

People may travel by train to save money.

People must travel by train to save money.

Choose the best past possibility without certainty:

They might have taken a wrong turn.

They may take a wrong turn.

They will have taken a wrong turn.

Which sentence uses may for permission in the past?

He may have asked for permission earlier.

He could ask for permission earlier.

He might have asked for permission earlier.

Pick the correct usage for a tentative plan in the future:

We could go to the cinema tomorrow.

We must go to the cinema tomorrow.

We may go to the cinema tomorrow.

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Modal May, Might, Could QuizOnline version

by DANIELA VIVIANA ALMEIDA YANEZ

Which sentence asks for permission using may correctly?

Choose the best usage for possibility in the present:

Which sentence expresses a polite request using could?

Choose the sentence that expresses a hypothetical past possibility.

Which form expresses lower probability in the present?

Fill the gap for a polite offer:

Which sentence is about a general possibility in the present?

Choose the best past possibility without certainty:

Which sentence uses may for permission in the past?

Pick the correct usage for a tentative plan in the future:

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