Exploring Modal Verbs and Future Tenses

What modal verb expresses certainty in the present?

• should

• could

• must

• might

Complete the sentence:
"He ___ be at the library because his car is parked outside."

• should

• might

• can't

• must

How would you express permission using a modal verb?

• You can or you may.

• You could

• You will

• You should

Which sentence is correct?

• She can't have written this essay; it's not her style.

• She must have written this essay; it's not her style.

• She should have written this essay; it's not her style.

• She wouldn't have wrote this essay; it's not her style.

How can you express advice using a modal verb?

• You must use only imperative verbs to express advice.

• You should avoid using modal verbs when giving advice.

• You should use modal verbs like 'should' or 'ought to' to express advice.

• You can use modal verbs like 'can' or 'may' to express advice.

Which modal verb would you use to express refusal?

• can

• might

• should

• will not

How do you form the future continuous tense?

• will be + verb-ed

• is + verb-ing

• was + verb-ing

• will be + verb-ing

What modal verb indicates a weak possibility in the past?

• would have

• might have

• must have

• should have

How would you express a future action that will be completed by a certain time?

• I will have finished the project by next Friday.

• I have finished the project by next Friday.

• I will finish the project next week.

• I will be finishing the project by next Friday.

Which modal verb can be used to express a polite request?

• shall

• could

• can

• might