Modal Verbs and Chores

Identify the modal verb of obligation in the following sentence: You must clean your room before going out.

• should

• will

• can

• must

Use a modal verb to complete the sentence: I _______ finish my homework before dinner.

• can

• should

• will

• must

Differentiate between 'must', 'should', and 'have to' in terms of obligation.

• Must is for strong obligations, should is for recommendations, and have to is for external obligations.

• Must is for weak obligations, should is for strong obligations, and have to is for recommendations.

Create a sentence using the modal verb 'have to' related to chores.

Identify the modal verb of obligation in the following sentence: Children should listen to their parents.

• shall

• should

• could

• must

Use a modal verb to complete the sentence: We _______ take out the trash every Tuesday.

Vacuum the living room

Create a sentence using the modal verb 'should' related to chores.

Explain the meaning of the modal verb 'have to' in the context of responsibilities.

• In the context of responsibilities, 'have to' signifies tasks or actions that one is required to complete or perform.

• 'Have to' in the context of responsibilities refers to tasks that are only done by others, not oneself.

• 'Have to' in the context of responsibilities means tasks that are recommended but not mandatory.

• In the context of responsibilities, 'have to' signifies optional tasks that one can choose to complete.

Identify the modal verb of obligation in the following sentence: Employees must be punctual for work.

• should

• must

• will

• can