Mastering Modal Verbs Quiz

Which sentence correctly uses "can" to express ability?

• I can to swim very fast.

• I can swim very fast.

• I can swimming very fast.

• I can swims very fast.

Choose the sentence that uses "should" to give advice.

• You should to eat more vegetables.

• You should eating more vegetables.

• You should eat more vegetables.

• You should eats more vegetables.

Which sentence uses "may" to ask for permission?

• May I go to the bathroom?

• May I going to the bathroom?

• May I goes to the bathroom?

• May I to go to the bathroom?

Select the sentence that uses "might" to express possibility.

• It might rains tomorrow.

• It might rain tomorrow.

• It might raining tomorrow.

• It might to rain tomorrow.

Which sentence uses "would" to describe a hypothetical situation?

• I would to travel if I had more money.

• I would travels if I had more money.

• I would travel if I had more money.

• I would traveling if I had more money.

Choose the sentence that uses "will" to talk about a future action.

• I will to visit my grandma next week.

• I will visiting my grandma next week.

• I will visits my grandma next week.

• I will visit my grandma next week.

Which sentence correctly uses "can" to express ability?

• She can to play the piano.

• She can plays the piano.

• She can play the piano.

• She can playing the piano.

Choose the sentence that uses "should" to give advice.

• You should to study for the test.

• You should study for the test.

• You should studying for the test.

• You should studies for the test.

Which sentence uses "may" to ask for permission?

• May I borrow your pen?

• May I borrowing your pen?

• May I borrows your pen?

• May I to borrow your pen?

Select the sentence that uses "might" to express possibility.

• She might to come to the party.

• She might comes to the party.

• She might come to the party.

• She might coming to the party.