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Fast-paced verb modals

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Froggy Jumps Modal & Semi-Modal DashOnline version Fast-paced verb modals by RABIATUL ADAWIYAH BINTI ZAINAL (KL) 1 Choose the correct sentence to express ability using a modal verb. a She will swim across the lake. b She must swim across the lake. c She can swim across the lake. 2 Which form should be used to request permission politely? a Should I borrow your book for a moment? b May I borrow your book for a moment? c Must I borrow your book for a moment? 3 Choose the semi-modal indicating necessity in the present. a We can finish this today. b We have to finish this today. c We might finish this today. 4 Which sentence expresses prohibition? a You could not park here. b You may park here. c You must not park here. 5 Select the suggestion with should. a You will take a break after lunch. b You must take a break after lunch. c You should take a break after lunch. 6 Identify the ability or skill using could in the past. a I must run five miles. b When I was younger, I could run five miles. c I will run five miles. 7 Choose the obligation form in the present. a You have to wear a uniform. b You might wear a uniform. c You could wear a uniform. 8 Which sentence uses might for a possible future event? a They can arrive by noon. b They might arrive by noon. c They must arrive by noon. 9 Select the semi-modal to express necessity in the past. a She would leave early yesterday. b She had to leave early yesterday. c She must leave early yesterday. 10 Pick the polite request with could. a Could you help me with this, please? b Would you helped me with this, please? c Should you help me with this, please?

Froggy Jumps

Modal & Semi-Modal DashOnline version

Fast-paced verb modals

by RABIATUL ADAWIYAH BINTI ZAINAL (KL)

Choose the correct sentence to express ability using a modal verb.

She will swim across the lake.

She must swim across the lake.

She can swim across the lake.

Which form should be used to request permission politely?

Should I borrow your book for a moment?

May I borrow your book for a moment?

Must I borrow your book for a moment?

Choose the semi-modal indicating necessity in the present.

We can finish this today.

We have to finish this today.

We might finish this today.

Which sentence expresses prohibition?

You could not park here.

You may park here.

You must not park here.

Select the suggestion with should.

You will take a break after lunch.

You must take a break after lunch.

You should take a break after lunch.

Identify the ability or skill using could in the past.

I must run five miles.

When I was younger, I could run five miles.

I will run five miles.

Choose the obligation form in the present.

You have to wear a uniform.

You might wear a uniform.

You could wear a uniform.

Which sentence uses might for a possible future event?

They can arrive by noon.

They might arrive by noon.

They must arrive by noon.

Select the semi-modal to express necessity in the past.

She would leave early yesterday.

She had to leave early yesterday.

She must leave early yesterday.

Pick the polite request with could.

Could you help me with this, please?

Would you helped me with this, please?

Should you help me with this, please?

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Modal & Semi-Modal Dash

Froggy Jumps

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by RABIATUL ADAWIYAH BINTI ZAINAL (KL)

Choose the correct sentence to express ability using a modal verb.

Which form should be used to request permission politely?

Choose the semi-modal indicating necessity in the present.

Which sentence expresses prohibition?

Select the suggestion with should.

Identify the ability or skill using could in the past.

Choose the obligation form in the present.

Which sentence uses might for a possible future event?

Select the semi-modal to express necessity in the past.

Pick the polite request with could.