MODAL AUXILIARY VERB

"You should eat more vegetables." What is the function of "should" in this sentence? (Command/Suggestion)

We ___ go to the beach tomorrow if the weather is nice. (must/might)

She looks pale. She ___ be sick. (should/must)

We ___ play outside after we finish our homework. (should/can)

If I were you, I ___ apologize. (will/should)

"I could swim when I was five." What does "could" express in this sentence? (Past ability/Prediction)

You ___ talk loudly in the library. (must/mustn’t)

"She can speak three languages." What does "can" express in this sentence? (Suggestion/Ability)

"May I borrow your book?" What does the modal "may" express here? ( Possibility/Permission)

"It might rain later, so bring your umbrella." "Might" expresses... (Permission / Possibility)

You ___ eat too much candy. It’s bad for your teeth. (shouldn’t/can’t)

"You must wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle." What is the function of the modal "must" in this sentence? (Obligation /Suggestion)

"Students may use a calculator during the exam." The modal “may” shows ... (Possibility/Formal permission )

You ___ finish your homework before going out. (can/should)

I ___ ride a bicycle. (must/can)

___ I go to the toilet, please? (Should/May)

“Could you open the window, please?” The modal “could” is used here to .. (Show ability/Make a polite request)

You ___ bring your umbrella. It looks cloudy. (should/mustn’t)

“Shall we go now?” expresses ... (Possibility/Invitation)