Modals

If you reach a wrong track, you ​ (a)   suffer.

• will
• dare
• can
• need
• should

I ​ (a)   rather finish this work than spend time for useless gossip.

• would
• used to
• need
• may
• might

You have to get​ (a)   working long hours these days.

• used to
• can
• shall
• need
• could

There is one point I ​ (a)   like to refer to.

• would
• must
• might
• will
• should

You ​ (a)   be ashamed of yourself for behaving in this manner.

• ought to
• dare
• must not
• wouldn't
• need

People who live in glass houses ​ (a)   not throw stones at others.

• must
• can
• mustn't
• would
• shall

Answer explanation

This phrase is used to caution people against criticizing or judging others, as they may be vulnerable to the same criticism or judgment themselves. It is a reminder that everyone has flaws and weaknesses, and that it is hypocritical to criticize someone else for something that you yourself may be guilty of.

You ​ (a)   listen especially when I’m telling you something important.

• should
• may
• can
• will
• dare

Answer explanation

You should pay close attention and give your full attention when someone is speaking to you about something important. It is important to listen carefully and not be distracted when someone is trying to communicate something important to you.

The rain ​ (a)   stop, or the whole city will be flooded.

• must
• should
• may
• please
• need

You ​ (a)   wear the school uniform.

• have to
• should
• may
• can
• would

Answer explanation

Lovely young people, you should always wear school uniform to school [if you have one (some schools don't have a particular uniform)]. It makes you look smart, disciplined and obedient.

You ​ (a)   pay for your misconduct.

• shall
• can
• may
• wouldn't
• used to

Answer explanation

This phrase is used to indicate that someone will be held accountable for their actions and will suffer the consequences of their behavior. It is often used as a warning to someone to think twice before engaging in inappropriate or illegal behavior, as they will be held responsible for their actions.