Share Modal verbs Gold Expereince B1+ unit 4
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I can play the piano very well. I ______ to play the piano very well.
must
can
am able
should
There are rules at school you have an obligation to follow. -> You ____ follow rules when you are at school.
don't need to
must/have to
should
shouldn't
When are you able to stay out until at the weekend? -> What time _____ you stay out until at the weekend?
can
have to
must
need to
There is no obligation at home to do jobs to help my parents. -> I _____ do any jobs at home to help my parents.
am able to
don’t need to
mustn't
shouldn't
should revise before I take a test. -> Before I take a test, I ______ to do some revision.
should
don't need
must
ought
Eating well and doing exercise are things you need to do to be healthy. -> To stay healthy, you _____ do exercise and eat well.
have
needn't
must
need
You are not permitted to walk on the grass. -> You ______ walk on the grass.
aren’t allowed to
must
have to
are allowed to
Last year, I wasn’t able to do it, but now I can. -> Last year, I _____ do it, but now I can
musn't
needn't
could
couldn’t
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: Can I sit here?
May I sit here?
Would I sit here?
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning:He must do it.
He should do it.
He needs to do it.
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: Will you help?
Are you able to help?
Would you help?
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: You can’t run
You needn’t run.
You’re not permitted to run.
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: I couldn’t sleep.
I wasn't abe to sleep.
I didn't have to sleep.
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: We'd better stop.
We ought to stop.
We could stop.
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: I regret that I left.
I didn’t need to leave
I shouldn’t have left
Choose a sentence with a similar meaning: We haven’t got to go
We mustn’t go.
We don’t have to go.
