Modal Verbs Summative Assessment 1 Quarter 1

1. These are the kinds of verbs that sometimes behave irregularly in English.

• Action verbs

• Dynamic verbs

• Modal verbs

• Stative verbs

a kind of verb that indicates modalities such as likelihood, permission, ability, and obligation.

• Action verbs

• Dynamic verbs

• Modal verbs

• Stative verbs

It is a type of verb that shows ability or talks about things that we can do in the present or the immediate future.

• can

• could

•  should

• would

We usually use this verb to express what we were able to do in the past or even for polite requests.

• can

• could

• should

• would

These are the modal verbs we usually use to express obligations and possibilities.

• Can and Could

• Must, Might, and May

• Will, Shall, and Would

• Can’t, Mustn’t and May not

What does this statement entail? "I'm sorry, but you can't come to my place right now."

• It expresses ability in the present time.

• It expresses obligations.

• It expresses prohibitions.

• It expresses what we were able to do in the past.

We use this verb in conditionals and for proper or polite requests.

• shall

• should

• will

• would

When ___________ I talk to you about the house we're trying to build?

Most mermaids swim in the ocean, but some ___________ transform into humans or even sing.

I ___________ see you from afar clearly.