Modal Verbs and Advice Quiz

Which sentence gives good advice using "should"?

• You should eat more vegetables to stay healthy.

• You mustn't eat more vegetables to stay healthy.

• You have eat more vegetables to stay healthy.

• You needn't eat more vegetables to stay healthy.

Choose the correct negative sentence using "mustn't".

• You mustn't forget your homework.

• You must forget your homework.

• You mustn't to forget your homework.

• You mustn't forgetting your homework.

Which sentence uses "ought to" correctly?

• You ought to help your friends when they need you.

• You ought help your friends when they need you.

• You ought helping your friends when they need you.

• You oughted to help your friends when they need you.

Select the sentence that uses "needn't" correctly.

• You needn't bring your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.

• You needn't to bring your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.

• You needn't brings your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.

• You needn't bringing your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.

Which sentence is correct?

• You shouldn't run in the hallway.

• You shouldn't to run in the hallway.

• You shouldn't running in the hallway.

• You shouldn't ran in the hallway.

Choose the correct use of "must".

• You must wear your seatbelt in the car.

• You must to wear your seatbelt in the car.

• You musted wear your seatbelt in the car.

• You must wearing your seatbelt in the car.

Which sentence gives advice using "shouldn't"?

• You shouldn't eat too much candy.

• You shouldn't to eat too much candy.

• You shouldn't eating too much candy.

• You shouldn't ate too much candy.

Select the sentence that uses "have" correctly.

• I have a new bicycle.

• I have to a new bicycle.

• I have got a new bicycle.

• I have having a new bicycle.

Which sentence uses "mustn't" to give a warning?

• You mustn't touch the hot stove.

• You mustn't to touch the hot stove.

• You mustn't touching the hot stove.

• You mustn't touched the hot stove.

Choose the correct sentence using "ought to" for advice.

• You ought to finish your homework before playing.

• You ought finish your homework before playing.

• You oughted to finish your homework before playing.

• You ought finishing your homework before playing.