Exploring 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 adjective that modifies a noun.

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

• A modal verb is a main verb that describes a completed action.

Which of the following is a modal verb: can, run, jump?

• swim

• think

• dance

• can

Fill in the blank: She _____ go to the party if she finishes her homework. (might)

• might

• should

• could

• would

Choose the correct modal: You _____ finish your project by Friday. (must/can)

• must

• would

• might

• should

What is the past form of 'can'?

• should

• might

• would

• could

Fill in the blank: He _____ be at home; I saw his car outside. (must)

• must

• could

• should

• might

Which modal verb expresses ability?

• can

• should

• must not

• might

Fill in the blank: They _____ not have known about the meeting. (might)

• would

• should

• might

• could

What is the function of 'should' in a sentence?

• 'Should' functions as a noun in a sentence.

• 'Should' is used to express certainty.

• 'Should' indicates a past action.

• 'Should' functions as a modal verb indicating obligation or recommendation.

Choose the correct modal: You _____ see a doctor if you're feeling unwell. (should/can)

• would

• might

• should

• must