1st Quarterly Exam Reviewer 9A

This is a type of modal which indicates that something should not be done or that someone

must not do something.

• prohibition

• permission

• obligation

• possibility

This type of modal is used to express responsibility or commitment. Examples of this modal are must and have to.

• prohibition

• permission

• obligation

• possibility

This is a type of modal which is used to express consent or approval. Examples of this modal

are can and could.

• prohibition

• permission

• obligation

• possibility

This modal is used when obligation comes not from the speaker.

• has/have to

• must not

• cannot

• will not

This modal deals with something against rules, laws, and signs.

• will not

• would not

• cannot

• has/have to

This modal verb is used to express a degree of certainty about an outcome.

• prohibition

• permission

• obligation

• possibility

This is a type of modal used when making a polite remark or suggestion.

• may

• can

• must

• have to

This is a type of modal which expresses necessity or strong recommendation.

• may

• can

• must

• have to

This is a type of modal which shows whether the subject is able to do something, such as perform an action or demonstrate an ability.

• must

• have to

• may

• can

This is a type of modal when expressing obligation comes from the speaker or from an authority.

• must

• may

• can

• have