Modal Verbs

Which sentence correctly uses "may" to ask for permission?

• May I go to the bathroom?

• May you help me with this?

• May he comes to the party?

• May they are late?

Choose the correct sentence using "might" to express possibility.

• She might go to the concert tomorrow.

• She might goes to the concert tomorrow.

• She might to go to the concert tomorrow.

• She might going to the concert tomorrow.

Which sentence uses "should" to give advice?

• You should eat more vegetables.

• You should to eat more vegetables.

• You should eating more vegetables.

• You should eats more vegetables.

What does "must" express in this sentence? "You must wear a helmet when riding a bike."

• Possibility

• Obligation

• Permission

• Suggestion

Which sentence correctly uses "can" to express ability?

• I can swim very well.

• I can to swim very well.

• I can swimming very well.

• I can swims very well.

Choose the correct sentence using "could" to make a polite request.

• Could you please close the door?

• Could you closing the door, please?

• Could you to close the door, please?

• Could you closes the door, please?

Which sentence uses "may" to express possibility?

• It may rain later today.

• It may to rain later today.

• It may raining later today.

• It may rains later today.

What does "might" express in this sentence? "He might be at the library."

• Certainty

• Obligation

• Possibility

• Permission

Which sentence uses "should" to express a recommendation?

• You should visit the new museum.

• You should to visit the new museum.

• You should visiting the new museum.

• You should visits the new museum.

What does "must" express in this sentence? "She must finish her homework before going out."

• Suggestion

• Obligation

• Permission

• Possibility