Recapitulation of Conjunction and Modals

Which of these are modal verbs?

• can, might, must

• she, they, we

• carefully, never, happily

• and, but, or

What option below ONLY contains modal verbs that talk about POSSIBILITY?

• Have to, can’t, must

• Might, can, should

• shall, should, would

• Can, could, might

Which among these are the co-ordinating conjunctions?

• nor, because, although

• but, yet, so

• despite, in addition, however

• and, for, after

Is it true that conjunctions join verbs, nouns, phrases and/or sentences together?

• True

• False

The modal “must” is used to express

• requirement

• future time

• ability

• possibility

Which of these sentences contains a modal verb?

• I ate an icecream.

• I could eat an icecream.

• I had been eating an icecream.

• I was eating an icecream.

Which pair of conjunctions listed below is not used?

• Neither...nor

• Both...and

• Not only...but also

• Either...nor

The modal “would” (usually joined with an “if” clause) is used to express

• condition

• ability

• possibility

• future time

When do we use conjunctions?

• To modify words

• To start descriptions

• To join words, phrases and sentences

• To give emphasis to words

Which of the below are coordinating conjunctions?

• For, and, nor

• So

• but, or, yet

• All of them