Understanding Modal Verbs

What is a modal verb?

• A modal verb is a main verb that describes a physical state.

• A modal verb is an adverb that modifies adjectives.

• A modal verb is an auxiliary verb that expresses necessity, possibility, permission, or ability.

• A modal verb is a type of noun that indicates a specific action.

Which of the following is a modal verb: can, run, jump?

• swim

• can

• should

• play

Fill in the blank: She ___ go to the party if she finishes her homework. (can)

• can

• would

• should

• might

True or False: Modal verbs express ability, possibility, or necessity.

• Modal verbs are exclusively used for past actions.

• Modal verbs are not used in questions.

• Modal verbs only express certainty.

• True

Choose the correct modal verb: You ___ finish your project by Friday. (must/can)

• should

• must

• might

• would

What modal verb would you use to make a polite request?

• should

• could

• might

• would

Fill in the blank: They ___ be at the concert right now. (might)

• would

• could

• should

• might

Which modal verb indicates a strong obligation?

• should

• might

• could

• must

True or False: 'Should' is a modal verb that suggests advice.

• True

• False

• 'Should' is a noun

• 'Should' is an adverb

Complete the sentence: He ___ play the guitar very well. (can)

• could

• should

• might

• can