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which of the following options do not describe the use of Modal verbs:

• They don't use an 's' for the third person singular.

• They make questions by inversion ('she can go' becomes 'can she go?').

• They are not in present

• They are followed directly by the infinitive of another verb (without 'to').

To talk about a skill or ability we use:

• can- could

• must - should

• may - could

Which is not an example that tells you an obligation

• The students from MDCV school must do their homework.

• the teachers from MDCV school have to wear an uniform at work.

• You should stop laughing.

the expresssion:

Could I leave early today, please?

refers to:

• Advice

• Permission

• Obligation

These are not a modal verb

• may, might, should,

• have, did, was, had, will

• must, can, could, would

Read teh sentence and complete it with the missing modal

We _______________ speak two languages

Read the sentence and select the correct modal to complete it.

Jhon: I have a terrible headache, fever and I have been caughing.

Doctor: you _________ take the PCR tests

• can

• should

• would

read the sentence and select the right model verb to complete it:

The museum is free. You _______________ pay to get in.

• do not have to

• does not have to

• must not

Read the sentence and complete with the right Modal verb:

You _____________ smoke inside the school.

• must

• can

• must not

Read the sentence an select the right modal verb:

I ________________________ get to the class meeting on time yesterday, because my internet was damaged.

• can not

• could not

• could