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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a modal verb?
will
would
have to
should
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to express ability?
could
can
should
may
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to express an obligation?
may
might
must
could
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to express an action to be done in the future?
may
will
shall
should
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to give advice?
shall
should
could
might
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to ask a permission very politely and to express a higher chance of possibility?
will
can
may
might
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to express an advice or a necessity to do an action?
shall
should
can
could
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which modal is used to ask for permission, to express a possibility and a request?
should
could
would
will
- 9. Multiple Choice
These modals can be used to ask for permission.
may, might
could, may
should, must
will, would
- 10. Multiple Choice
These modals can be used for request.
would, could
can, may
might, shall
should, must
- 11. Multiple Choice
Mom is already waiting for us, we _____ go now. (Suggest)
can
may
will
should
- 12. Multiple Choice
I don’t feel well, _____ I go home earlier? (Ask permission)
can
may
will
should
- 13. Multiple Choice
Find the most polite question. (request)
I missed the class yesterday, should you tell me what homework Ms. Jane gave us?
I missed the class yesterday, must you tell me what homework Ms. Jane gave us?
I missed the class yesterday, will you tell me what homework Ms. Jane gave us?
I missed the class yesterday, could you tell me what homework Ms. Jane gave us?
- 14. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for permission:
You can sit wherever you like.
I can hold my breath for 2 minutes.
She can dance while eating a piece of pizza.
I can see the bus coming!
- 15. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for ability:
You can sit wherever you like.
I can hold my breath for 2 minutes.
Students can have recess after the test.
Mom said I can go to your house.
- 16. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for permission:
She can do 50 sit ups non-stop!
I can hold my breath for 2 minutes.
She can dance while eating a piece of pizza.
Mom said I can play video games.
- 17. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for ability:
She can jump pass that fence.
You can borrow my pen.
Students can have recess after the test.
Mom said I can go to your house.
- 18. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for request:
Can Mom pick me up from school today?
She can turn on the AC.
Students can have recess after the test.
Mom said I can go to your house.
- 19. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for possibility:
Can Mom pick me up from school today?
She can turn on the AC.
We can't be lost! We've got a map!
He can't help eating sweets.
- 20. Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence which has the use of modal verb 'CAN' for common behavior:
Can Mom pick me up from school today?
He can be rude at times.
We can't be lost! We've got a map!
He can't help eating sweets.
- 21. Multiple Choice
Which word combines with 'can' is used to produce a verb phrase which means, "a person is unable to control themselves, even though they want to"?
see
help
wait
hear
- 22. Multiple Choice
What does this mean "I can't help eating cake" ?
I can not stop eating cake
I can stop eating cake
I will stop eating cake
I should eat cake
- 23. Multiple Choice
Explain the use of 'should' in this sentence:
"Should I get the cheap one or the expensive one?"
for something probable or expected
ask for advice
making obligations
make a suggestion
- 24. Multiple Choice
Explain the use of 'should' in this sentence:
"She should be back home in an hour."
for something probable or expected
ask for advice
making obligations
make a suggestion
- 25. Multiple Choice
Explain the use of 'should' in this sentence:
"I think you should say this to her."
for something probable or expected
ask for advice
making obligations
make a suggestion
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