Modal (can, may, must, should, will, would)

When we want to tell people about our ability, we say .......

• A. I play the violin.

• B. I can play the violin.

• C. I will play the violin.

• D. I can't play the violin.

A : I'm so thirsty.

B : _________

• A. I mustn't get you some water.

• B. I won't get you some water.

• C. I will get you some food.

• D. I will get you some water.

When we want to tell people about our inability, we say ........

• A. I can play the piano.

• B. I will play the piano.

• C. I don't like the piano.

• D. I can't play the piano.

When we want to know whether someone has the ability to play the guitar, we ask ____

• A. Do you have a guitar?

• B. Do you play the guitar?

• C. Can you play the guitar?

• D. Will you play the guitar?

A : Can you juggle four balls?

B : ___________

• A. Yes, I do.

• B. Yes, I can.

• C. No, thanks.

• D. No, I don't.

We use must and mustn't to talk about _____

• A. descriptions

• B. hobbies

• C. school

• D. rules

When we want to ask for a suggestion, we may say _____

• A. What's up?

• B. Do you think so?

• C. What should I do?

• D. What will Amel draw?

When we want to give suggestions, we may say _____

• A. I think so.

• B. I don't think so.

• C. Let me think about it.

• D. I think you should say sorry.

Choose the best answer!

• A. You mustn't be quiet

• B. You must be quiet

• C. You will be quiet

• D. You can be quiet

When we say, "You mustn't cheat on exams," it means ______

• A. it is alright to cheat on exams.

• B. it is important to cheat on exams.

• C. it is not alright to cheat on exams.

• D. it is not important to cheat on exams.