Mastering Modal Verbs

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

• would

• could

• should

• might

Which modal verb expresses a possibility: 'may' or 'must'?

• may

• should

• have to

• might

Fill in the blank with a modal verb: 'She _____ go to the party if she finishes her homework.'

• should

• might

• could

• would

Choose the correct modal: 'You _____ not smoke in this area.' (must/could)

• should

• would

• must

• might

What is the difference in meaning between 'might' and 'must'?

• 'Might' suggests possibility; 'must' indicates necessity.

• 'Might' is used for commands; 'must' is for requests.

• 'Might' and 'must' have the same meaning in all contexts.

• 'Might' indicates certainty; 'must' suggests doubt.

Formulate a question using the modal verb 'could'.

• Can you assist me with this project?

• Could you help me with this task?

• Should I ask for your assistance with this task?

• Would you help me with this assignment?

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'He might join us later.'

• might

• should

• would

• could

Which modal verb indicates a strong obligation: 'should' or 'may'?

• must

• should

• might

• could

Complete the sentence: 'If it rains, we _____ stay indoors.'

• might

• could

• should

• will

Create a sentence using 'may' to express permission.

• You may take a break after class.

• You may finish your homework later.

• You may leave the room.

• You may not enter the building.