Understanding Modal Verbs

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'You can go to the party.'

• should

• might

• can

• would

Which modal verb expresses necessity: 'You must finish your homework.' or 'You can finish your homework.'?

• You should finish your homework.

• You might finish your homework.

• You could finish your homework.

• You must finish your homework.

Fill in the blank with a modal verb: 'She _____ play the piano very well.'

• would

• can

• might

• should

Choose the correct modal verb: 'You _____ see a doctor if you feel sick.' (can/should/must)

• could

• should

• might

• can

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'They should study for the exam.'

• should

• could

• must not

• might

Use 'must' in a sentence about rules.

• Students must not talk during the exam.

• Students must submit their assignments on time.

• Students must arrive late to class.

• You must ignore the dress code.

Which sentence uses 'can' correctly? A) I can swim. B) I can swims.

• A) I can swim.

• I can swiming.

• I can swimmed.

• I can swims.

Fill in the blank with a modal verb: 'He _____ be at work by 9 AM.'

• can

• should

• might

• must

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'You should try the new restaurant.'

• should

• might

• would

• could

Use 'should' in a sentence giving advice.

• You should drink plenty of water every day.

• You should eat dessert before dinner.

• You should never exercise in the morning.

• You should ignore your health completely.