class activity

Hey Maya and James! Which modal verb would you use to give some friendly advice?

• would

• should

• might

• can

I ____ go to the gym later today if I have time.

Hey there, language enthusiasts! If you want to improve your English skills, just like Jackson and Scarlett, you ____ practice every day by reading exciting books, watching fun movies, and chatting with native speakers like Aria.

• should

• might

• must

• would

Hey Mason! You absolutely need to submit your application by Friday, or you won’t be considered for the job. What do you think?

• should

• might

• must

• could

Last year, Lily and Emma were excited about their plans, and they thought they ____ have gone on vacation to Europe, but they decided to save the money for a new house instead.

• could

• might

• should

• might

Hey there, students! Let's have some fun with language! Did you know that could is a special word? It only talks about things we were able to do in the past, like when Isla could ride her bike without training wheels! But guess what? It can't be used for suggestions or things we might do in the future. So, what do you think?

• True

• False

Hey there, students! Have you ever wondered about the word might? It's often used to express something that is uncertain to happen in the future, and it indicates a low level of confidence in the outcome. For example, Priya thinks it might rain tomorrow, but Oliver isn't so sure!

• False

• True

Hey there, students! If you want to be like Lily and ace your studies, you ____ attend all your classes and complete your assignments on time. What do you think?

• should

• might

• must

• could

Hey Grace! Have you ever thought about how we often use the word should? It's like giving a little nudge towards the best choices we can make. What do you think?

• False

• True

Hey there, Abigail! This time next year, I ____ be working in a new job if everything goes according to plan. What do you think?

• could

• might

• should

• must