ENGLISH 12 - SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION WITH MODALS

ENGLISH 12 - SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION WITH MODALS

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Multiple Choice

You aren't allowed to eat and drink in the classroom.

(Paraphrase the sentence using a modal verb.)

• must

• mustn't

• may not

• needn't

Multiple Choice

It is possible that it will rain tomorrow.

• It may

• It must

• It should

• It can't

Multiple Choice

It is obligatory for students to take part in this curse.

• Students can

• Students should

• Students could

• Students have to

Multiple Choice

It is forbidden to smoke in public places.

• You can

• You must

• You mustn't

• You have to

Multiple Choice

You are obliged to finish this work before the end of the week. 

• have to
• needn't
• can
• might 

Multiple Choice

We are obliged to clock in and out every day.

(Paraphrase the sentence using a modal verb.)

• must

• need

• should

• can

Multiple Choice

It is possible that Jack is afraid of the dark.

• Jack might be afraid of the dark.

• Jack must be afraid of the dark.

• Jack should be afraid of the dark.

• Jack has to be afraid of the dark.

Multiple Choice

Perhaps he missed the last train.

• He might have missed the train.

• He must have missed the train.

• He should have missed the train.

• He can't have missed the train.

Multiple Choice

It impossible that her car has broken down again.

• Her car mustn't have broken again.

• Her car can't have broken down again.

• Her car must be broken down again.

• Her car might have broken again.

Multiple Choice

It was a mistake for me to spend so much money on records.

• I must have spent so much money on records

• I may have spent so much money on records

• I needn't have spent so much money on records

• I shouldn't have spent so much money on records

Multiple Choice

You are obliged to provide a medical certificate.

• must provide.

• can provide.

• could provide.

Multiple Select

It's possible that I took your jacket by mistake.

• I should have taken your jacket by mistake

• I might have taken your jacket by mistake

• I must have taken your jacket by mistake

• I needn't have taken your jacket by mistake

Multiple Choice

If I were you I would go to the doctor.

• You should go to the doctor.

• You can go to the doctor.

• You have to go to the doctor.

• You may go to the doctor.

Multiple Choice

It is not necessary for you to buy me a present.

• You needn't buy me a present

• You mustn't buy me a present

• You have to buy me a present

• You need to buy me a present

Multiple Choice

It wasn't necessary for you to bring so much food.

• You can't have brought so much food.

• You must have brought so much food.

• You might not have brought so much food.

• You needn't have brought so much food.

Multiple Choice

You aren’t allowed to talk during the exam.

• You needn't talk during the exam

• You don't have to talk during the exam

• You must talk during the exam

• You mustn't talk during the exam

Multiple Choice

It is required that students take part in this course.

• Students can take part in this course.

• Students should take part in this course.

• Students could take part in this course.

• Students have to take part in this course.

Multiple Choice

It is necessary for me to study for the exam

• I mustn't study for the exam

• I have to study for the exam

• I needn't study for the exam

• I don't have to study for the exam

Multiple Choice

Eating chewing-gum in the class is prohibited.

• You don't have to eat chewing-gum in the class

• You mustn't eat chewing-gum in the class

• Eating chewing-gum in the class is must

• Eating chewing-gum in the class doesn't have to

Multiple Choice

I am sure Sara needs our help.

• Sara can need our help.

• Sara must need our help.

• Sara may need our help.

• Sara doesn't have to need our help.

Multiple Choice

There is an obligation to turn off the mobile phone.

• We shouldn't turn off the mobile phone

• We needn't turn off the mobile phone

• We mustn't turn off the mobile phone

• We have to turn off the mobile phone

Multiple Choice

It isn’t necessary for you to take a jacket.

• You must take a jacket

• You needn't take a jacket

• You oughtn't to take a jacket

• You mustn't take a jacket

Multiple Choice

I am sure it is not true.

• This must be true.

• This may be true.

• This can't be true.

• This shouldn't be true.

Multiple Choice

It is a good idea to start revising for the exam a few weeks earlier.

• You could

• You don't need to

• You ought to

• You can

Multiple Choice

You booked the ticket in advance, which was unnecessary.

• needn't have booked

• needn't book

• must have booked

• shouldn't book

Multiple Choice

It is forbidden to smoke in public places.

• You can smoke in public places.

• You must smoke in public places.

• You mustn't smoke in public places.

• You have to smoke in public places.

Multiple Choice

It was wrong of you to give him so much money.

• should have given

• ought not to have given

• may not habe given

• might have given

Multiple Choice

It's against the rules to use your phone during the test

• couldn't

• mightn't

• shouldn't

• mustn't