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Which modal is used when you make a logical conclusion?
must
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Name two modal verbs that express necessity.
have to - must
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Make a polite question using a modal verb that expresses cooperation.
Could you do that for me?
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Make a polite question using a modal verb that expresses permission.
May I use your dictionary?
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Modal verbs express a wide range of meanings. Name two of them.
ability - necessity
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Make a polite question using a modal verb based on the picture.
Could you close the door?
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Make a sentence using a modal verb that expresses advice.
I think you should exercise a bit.
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Name two modal verbs that express possibility.
may - might
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Name two modal verbs that express advice.
should - ought to
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Name two modal verbs that express ability.
can - could
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Make a sentence using a modal verb that expresses permission.
You may stay here as long as you keep quiet.
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Make a sentence using a modal verb that expresses necessity.
You must work hard to succeed.
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Name two modal verbs that express permission.
may - can
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Make a sentence using a modal verb that expresses possibility.
Your phone might be in the kitchen.
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Which modals are used when we ask for someone's permission or agreement?
may I, could I, can I
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Make a sentence using a modal verb that expresses ability.
I could eat a lot of candies without getting stomachache when I was a kid.
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Which modals are used when we ask for someone's help or cooperation?
would you, could you, will you, ca you
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Make a polite question using a modal verb based on the picture.
May I go to the restroom?
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