
Modal Verbs
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Ambrea Hendrickson
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Modal Verbs
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What are Modal Verbs?
Modal verbs are helping verbs that express certain conditions.
Some examples of modal verbs are can, could, may, might, must, should, will, and would.
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The verb can shows ability.
Nate can ride a bike.
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The verb could shows past ability or a request.
Laura could do cartwheels when she was younger.
Could you bring me that book?
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The verb may shows possibility, giving permission, or a request for permission.
Ben may be able to come tomorrow.
You may leave early if you've turned in your test.
May I be excused from the table?
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The verb might shows possibility.
Jessica might join the swim team.
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The verb must shows necessity or near certainty.
Thomas must finish the project by tomorrow.
After staying up so late, you must be tired!
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The verb should shows advice or expectation.
You should bring your umbrella.
We should be finished by noon.
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The verb will shows future action.
Mr. Lee will speak at the meeting.
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The verb would shows what would happen under a certain condition.
I would go if I had the time.
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Multiple Choice
You've got a bad cough. You should stay at home.
request
possibility
advice
obligation
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Multiple Choice
Which of these sentences is an example of possibility?
If you wash your hands you probably won't get sick.
You should take the dog out for a walk.
You have to be quiet when the teacher is explaining something.
Could you help me with my homework?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of giving advice?
You can play football on Friday with the team.
We should wash our hands every time we come inside.
She might go to the museum on Thursday if she has time.
You don't have to do the assignment because you were ill.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these sentences refer to possibility?
I might be late because of the traffic.
She's definitely going to get a 10 in Mathematics.
He could try harder.
You mustn't walk on the grass.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these refers to obligation?
You don't have to do extra work.
You must do your homework.
You can watch television.
You should go to bed early.
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Multiple Choice
_______ you help me with these bags, please?
could
must
might
should
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Multiple Choice
It _______rain later because it's very cloudy.
can
mustn't
should
might
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Multiple Choice
I______ turn the light on because there was no electricity.
wouldn't
shouldn't
couldn't
mustn't
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Multiple Choice
You _______ go outside because there's a storm.
can
would
mustn't
should
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Multiple Choice
We ____ leave now before it's too late.
must
could
might
would
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