Modal Verbs and Travel Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: "You _____ visit the Eiffel Tower when you go to Paris."

• must

• should

• go

• when

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: "You _______ bring your passport when traveling internationally."

• should

• could

• have to

• might

Which sentence uses the modal verb "could" correctly?

• You could to visit the museum tomorrow.

• You could visit the museum tomorrow.

• You could visited the museum tomorrow.

• You could visiting the museum tomorrow.

What is the difference between "have to" and "should" in the following sentences? 1. You have to take your medicine. 2. You should take your medicine.

• "Have to" implies necessity, "should" implies recommendation.

• "Have to" implies recommendation, "should" implies necessity.

• Both imply necessity.

• Both imply recommendation.

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: "You _______ check the weather forecast before planning a trip."

• have to

• should

• could

• might

Fill in the blank: "We ____ go hiking if the weather is nice."

• must

• could

• have to

• do

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the modal verb "have to"?

• You have to be careful when crossing the street.

• You have to be careful when crossed the street.

• You have to being careful when crossing the street.

• You have to careful when cross the street.

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: "You _______ pack light for a weekend trip."

• have to

• should

• could

• might

Which of the following is a correct use of the modal verb "should"?

• You should to visit the new art gallery.

• You should visit the new art gallery.

• You should visiting the new art gallery.

• You should be visited the new art gallery.

Fill in the blank: "You ____ __ arrive at the airport two hours before your flight."

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