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GRAMMAR TALK 1: Modal Verbs Everywhere

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  • When used in the third person present tense modals do not have '-s' ending. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
  • HAD BETTER is a synonym for CAN and used to describe situations in the future. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • We use DON'T to make a modal negative. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • 'D BETTER is a contraction for WOULD BETTER. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • CAN describes an ability in the past, present or in the future. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • A modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
  • You cannot use a verb after a modal verb. TRUE OR FALSE?
    False!
  • CAN'T and MUSTN'T describe permission. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • COULD and WAS/WERE ABLE TO can be used to decribe abilities in the present. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • DON'T HAVE TO is applied to describe a situation when you have no obligation. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
  • MUST and HAVE TO describe obligation and necessity. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
  • MAY, CAN, COULD and SHOULD can be used to describe permission. TRUE OR FALSE?
    FALSE
  • We use NOT to make a modal negative. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
  • OUGHT TO is a synonym for SHOULD. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
  • HAD BETTER, OUGHT TO and SHOULD are used to give recommendation and suggestion. TRUE OR FALSE?
    TRUE
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