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What is a modal verb?

• A verb that indicates time

• A verb that does not have a base form

• A verb that always ends with -ing

• An auxiliary verb that indicates necessity, possibility, permission, or ability

Which modal verb indicates ability?

• must

• can

• may

• should

An example sentence using 'may' for permission is:

• She may swim in the pool.

• You may finish your homework.

• May I use your phone?

• I may go to the party.

Which modal verb is used for possibility?

• shall

• might

• must

• will

What is true about the form of modal verbs?

• They cannot be used in negative sentences

• They have a past form for all verbs

• They change form for different subjects

• They are always followed by the base form of the main verb

Which modal verb indicates obligation?

• can

• could

• might

• must

An example sentence using 'should' is:

• She should finish her homework.

• They should swim in the pool.

• I should go to the party.

• You should eat more vegetables.

Which modal verb does not have a past form?

• can

• could

• would

• might

What happens if we add 'not' after a modal verb?

• It makes the sentence negative

• It makes the sentence positive

• It makes the sentence a question

• It changes the meaning of the sentence

Which modal verb is used for predictions?

• must

• will

• can

• may