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COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: Ellen _______ eat so much chocolate. It isn’t healthy
shouldn't/ought not to
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: I want to phone Rachel, but I ____remember her number
can't/am not able to
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: The loudspeakers weren’t working, so we ____hear the speaker
couldn't weren't able to
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: You look tired. You ____go to sleep
should/ought to
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: I'm not sure yet, but I ____go to the beach
may/might
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: Luckily, I ____wait long for the bus in the mornings
needn't/don't have to/don't need to
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: Will you ____help me this evening?
be able to
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A MODAL VERB: Michael can’t come over because he ____look after his younger brother
shouldn't/ought not to
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: Should we go to the concert in the park? It may / must be a waste of time
may
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: Drivers should / must stop at a red light
must
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: The children don’t have to / can’t buy tickets. They can get in for free
don't have to
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: Don’t go out now. It has to / might rain
might
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: I won’t be able to / can’t meet you tomorrow
won't be able to
What are the uses of the modal verb MUST?
obligation, rules, certainty
What are the uses of the modal verb CAN?
ability in the present, informal requests, permission
What are the uses of the modal verb COULD?
ability in the past, possibility, polite requests
