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Make a sentence with a modal verb:
Is it OK if I borrow your phone?
Can I borrow your phone?
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
Sir, is it okay if I go to the restroom?
May I go to the restroom?
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
Is it okay if we play a game?
Can we play a game?
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
Is it okay if she comes with us?
Can she come with us?
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s a good idea to eat more fruit.
We should eat more fruit.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s a good idea to drink a lot of water.
We should drink a lot of water.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s a good idea for Linda to retake the test.
She should retake the test.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s a good idea to learn a foreign language.
You should learn a foreign language.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
Sam has the ability to write using both hands at the same time.
Sam can write using both hands at the same time.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
Linda had the ability to run a marathon when she was young.
Linda could run a marathon.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
I have the ability to speak French.
I can speak French.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
James had the ability to speak when he was 2.
James could speak when he was 2.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s impossible for them to live together.
They can’t live together.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s impossible for us to go there.
We can’t go there.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s not necessary to wear black trousers at work.
You don’t have to wear black trousers at work.
Make a sentence with a modal verb:
It’s not necessary for Sam to wake up early.
Sam doesn’t have to wake up early.
