9B - Modals: can - could - must - have to

The modal (a)   is the past form of "can".

I _________ speak three languages fluently nowadays.

• could

• can

• will be able to

You .......... wear a helmet here.

• have to

• don’t have to

• can

• mustn’t

• She has to take the dog for a walk.

• She has to feed the dog.

• She has to go out with friends and a dog.

• She has to help the dog to walk.

Make the sentece negative:

Yuka has to go to class on Saturdays.

(a)  

Is this sentece correct or incorrect?

You haven't to wear your uniform on Sundays.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Could the dog jump in the park?

• Yes, it was.

• Yes, it can.

• Yes, the dog could.

• Yes, it could.

He _____ to his guitar class.

• can go

• can't go

• could go

• couldn't go

These two sentences have the same meaning:

1) You mustn't eat in class.

2) You don't have to eat in class.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Write the sentence in past because it happened yesterday:

Amy can visit her grandparents today.

(a)