Modal Verbs - Intermediate

You ______ go there with me. I can handle it; it's not difficult. (Absence of necessity)

• may not

• must not

• don't have to

• had better not

______ bring me a glass of cold water? (Request)

• Could you

• Can't you

• Would you mind

• Why don't you

I ______ give you a lift to the station. My car broke down yesterday. (Ability)

• must not

• should not

• may not

• can't

I don't know what to do. – You _____ your father for advice. (Suggestion)

• are able to ask

• could ask

• must ask

• have to ask

He didn't go to the park with us yesterday because he _____ write a report. (Necessity)

• should

• must

• had to

• could

I left my bag here just five minutes ago. You _____ it! (Strong probability)

• may have seen

• must have seen

• were able to see

• could see

You _____ the bills two weeks ago. (Advice)

• had better pay

• should pay

• ought to pay

• should have paid

I don't know how to help you. Try asking Anton for help. He ______ be able to find a solution. (Possibility)

• must

• has to

• might

• will

I ______ play tennis every day when I was younger. (Repeated action in the past)

• had to

• was able to

• used to

• could

You want to call them now? It's already after midnight! They ______ . (Strong probability)

• must sleep

• should sleep

• may sleep

• must be sleeping