Modal Verbs Quiz

What is the correct way to express necessity using 'must'?

• I can go to the store.

• I should go to the store.

• I might go to the store.

• I must go to the store.

Which modal verb is used to indicate possibility or ability?

• should

• must

• would

• can

In which of the following sentences is 'must' used in a negative form?

• You mustn't be late for the meeting.

• I must not forget to call her tomorrow.

• None of the sentences use 'must' in a negative form.

• She must have misunderstood the instructions.

Choose the correct sentence using 'should' to give advice.

• You should eat ice cream for dinner.

• You should skip the meeting.

• You should never exercise.

• You should study for the exam.

Which modal verb is used to express strong recommendation or obligation?

• should

• might

• must

• can

Identify the sentence where 'can' is used to express permission.

• Can I help you with your homework?

• May I go to the restroom?

• Can you pass the salt, please?

• Can I have a piece of cake?

What is the negative form of 'must'?

• cannot

• may not

• should not

• must not

Select the sentence where 'should' is used to talk about expectation or probability.

• You should eat pizza for dinner.

• You should study for the exam.

• I should go to the gym tomorrow.

• She should be happy with the surprise party.

In which sentence is 'can' used to express possibility?

• They can't go to the party.

• He can fix the car yesterday.

• I can't speak French fluently.

• She can speak Spanish fluently.

What is the correct way to express prohibition using 'must'?

• May not

• Can

• Should not

• Must not or mustn't