Modal Verb (Technology in Education)

1. Educational apps can help students practice English skills through interactive games.

2. the sentence expresses ......

• ability

• possibility

• request

• prohibition

1. Students should regularly back up their digital coursework to prevent loss of important materials.

2. the sentence expresses .....

• possibility

• certainty

• advice

• prohibition

1. Teachers will assign more group projects using online collaboration tools for students to work together remotely.

2. The sentence expresses .....

• show the future

• ability

• request

• possibility

1. Students have to attend virtual classes regularly to keep up with the curriculum.

2. The sentence expresses ....

• ability

• permission

• prohibition

• obligation

Students must not share their login credentials with anyone else.

The sentence expresses ....

• possibility

• ability

• prohibition

• request

Students ...... use educational websites to supplement their classroom learning. (Permission)

The correct modal verb is .....

• will

• must not

• can

• have to

Students ...... save their work frequently to avoid losing progress on assignments. (advice)

The right modal verb is .....

• had better

• will

• may

• must not

1. ...... I use the educational videos to supplement classroom instruction and enhance student understanding? (polite permission)

2. the right modal verb is .....

• can

• could

• would

• should

1. ........ teachers kindly provide step-by-step instructions for accessing online assignments? (request)

2. The correct modal verb is .......

• may

• would

• have to

• must

1. Teachers ....... stick to traditional teaching methods; they can incorporate interactive technologies to enhance learning experiences. (lack of necessity)

2. The correct modal verb is ......

• will

• can

• don't have to

• may