To express ability (physical, mental) the modal verb ‘can’ is used in its…: a.Indicative Mood form b. Sunjunctive II Mood form

To denote a possibility the modal verb ‘can’ is used in: a.the Indicative mood b. the Subjunctive II

Which forms of modal verbs are correct? a.could have been done b. might had made c. may be going d.must done e.should have been doing f. should to do

The main function of modal verbs is to… a.denote actions or states like other verbs b. denote not only actions or states, but also the attitude of the speaker towards the actions expressed by the infinitive

After ‘succeed in …’ we use: a.bare infinitive b.gerund c.infinitive with to

The modal verb ‘can’ has the Indicative Mood form and denotes: a.the speaker’s attitude towards the action as real, true to fact b. the speaker’s attitude towards the action as unreal, contrary to reality

The modal verb ‘can’ in the Subjunctive Mood form performs a function: a.expresses the attitude of the speaker towards the action or state, denoted by the infinitive b. expresses time reference

Which of these forms of modal verbs aren’t non-perfect? a.might have followed b. should have done c. may speak d. can go e. ought to have made

We can only express the meaning ‘ability (physical, mental) with present and past time reference: a.true b.false

To denote request ‘can’ is used in: a.interrogative sentences b.reported questions c.affirmative sentences

The meaning of prohibition with the help of ‘can’ is expressed only in: a.negative sentences b. affirmative sentences c. interrogative sentences.

Which of these forms of modal verbs are incorrect? a.can be doing b. ought have done c.might been going d. should have been going e. may coming f. must be done

To express ability (physical, mental) with future time reference we use: a.can b.could c.will be able to