Understanding Modal Verbs

What is a modal verb?

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

• A modal verb is an adverb that modifies adjectives.

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

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

How many modal verbs are mentioned?

• 9

• 11

• 5

• 7

Which modal verb shows ability?

• should

• can

• must

• might

What does 'can' express?

• Ability, possibility, or permission

• Obligation or duty

• A request or command

• A past action or event

What does 'might' indicate?

• A command or request

• Certainty or assurance

• A past event or action

• Possibility or uncertainty

Which modal verb is used for strong necessity?

• should

• must

• might

• could

What is the main verb in 'She can swim'?

• swimming

• swim

• she

• can

Which modal verb suggests permission?

• could

• should

• must

• may

What does 'should' imply?

• An expression of uncertainty.

• A suggestion without any consequences.

• A command that must be followed.

• A recommendation or obligation.

What is the power level concept?

• A method for calculating energy consumption.

• A measure of strength or ability in various contexts.

• A technique for measuring temperature changes.

• A strategy for improving communication skills.