Let's Review! (Use of Modal Verbs, Nouns, and Adverbs)

I have a friend who has the ________ to read minds.

• ability

• possibility

• request

• permission

My mother is ________ coming home late tonight because of the heavy traffic.

• obligately

• possibly

• ably

• promisingly

Only those who passed the admission test _______ enroll in the university.

• can

• cannot

• must

• must not

I played ________ with my friends.

• surely

• permissively

• certainly

• promisingly

"I am sure that one day I will be able to speak English _____." Which modal adverb should be used appropriately?

• obligately

• ably

• fluently

• responsibly

"Reading academic texts will be difficult at first." What type of modal is used in this sentence?

• Verb

• Adverb

• Noun

Which of the following expresses an obligation?

• You may go now.

• You ought to read this book. It’s really interesting.

• If only I could finish this essay on time!

• She can do the project on due.

"I really might be going to the party on Saturday." Which among the words used is a modal adverb?

• might

• be going to

• might be

• really

It describes how something is done and how someone feels about something.

• modal adverbs

• modal verbs

• modal nouns

• modals

There is a ______ of rain tomorrow.

• decision

• request

• possibility

• necessity