Modal Verbs (B1+)

Jane ... be very angry because she has just left the meeting.

• CAN'T

• MUST

• MUSTN'T

Susan ... better pack up soon or she'll not make it to the airport in time.

• OUGHT

• HAD

• SHOULD

Which MODAL VERB is not used to express ADVICE?

• MUST

• HAD BETTER

• SHOULD

• OUGHT TO

Which MODAL VERB is used to express DEDUCTION (in the negative form)?

• SHOULDN'T

• MUSTN'T

• CAN'T

Click on the grammatically correct option.

• She didn't use to work for IBM.

• She used not to work for IBM.

• She didn't used to work for IBM.

• She didn't use to working for IBM.

Which option expresses POSSIBILITY?

• MUST/CAN'T

• HAD BETTER/OUGHT TO/ SHOULD

• MAY/MIGHT/COULD

Which option expresses CERTAINTY?

• MUST/CAN'T

• HAD BETTER/OUGHT TO/ SHOULD

• MAY/MIGHT/COULD

Which option expresses ADVICE?

• MUST/CAN'T

• HAD BETTER/OUGHT TO/ SHOULD

• MAY/MIGHT/COULD

The police must know where the criminals are. (Click on the negative version of this sentence)

• The police may not know where the criminals are.

• The police might not know where the criminals are.

• The police can't know where the criminals are.

• The police mustn't know where the criminals are.

Charles ... to study more if he doesn't want to fail the exam.

• MUST

• SHOULD

• OUGHT

• MIGHT