Mastering Modal Verbs

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: She can swim very well.

• would

• might

• can

• should

Fill in the blank with a modal verb: You ___ finish your homework before dinner.

• should

• might

• can

• must

What does the modal verb 'must' imply in this context: You must wear a helmet while riding a bike.

• It expresses a preference for wearing a helmet.

• It indicates a possibility of wearing a helmet.

• It suggests a casual recommendation to wear a helmet.

• It implies a strong obligation to wear a helmet.

Choose the correct modal verb: He ___ be at the party by now; he left an hour ago.

• would

• should

• might

• could

Fill in the blank: They ___ go to the concert if they get tickets.

• could

• should

• might

• will

What is the meaning of 'might' in this sentence: She might come to the meeting later?

• Obligation or requirement

• Possibility or uncertainty

• Preference or desire

• Certainty or assurance

Transform this statement into a question using a modal: You should try the new restaurant.

• Should you try the new restaurant?

• Can you try the new restaurant?

• Would you try the new restaurant?

• Might you try the new restaurant?

Identify the modal verb: You could have called me yesterday.

• could

• would

• should

• might

Fill in the blank with a suitable modal: I ___ help you with your project if you want.

• must

• should

• might

• can

What does 'would' express in this sentence: I would travel more if I had the time?

• A definite future plan.

• A hypothetical situation or conditional willingness.

• A request for permission to travel.

• A past action that is no longer possible.