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Worksheets9th Grade (Challenge #2 - Chance#3)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 34mins
Obligations and prohibitions.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
You have a lot of work tomorrow. You ________ be late.
don't have to
must
mustn't
haven't
Obligations and prohibitions.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
You__________ tell anyone what I just told you. It's a secret.
mustn't
don't have to
must
haven't
Obligations and prohibitions.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
John's a millionaire. He __________go to work.
haven't to
doesn't have to
mustn't
have to
Obligation and Prohibitions.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
She _________do this work today, because she can do it tomorrow.
hasn't to
had to
musn't
doesn't have to
Use of modals.
Read the sentence and choose the most appropriate answer. What does the statement talk about?
Can you hand me the pen?
ability.
an offer.
a permission.
a request.
Use of modals.
Read the sentence and choose the most appropriate answer. What does the statement talk about??
Can we get a dog?
a request.
ability.
a permission.
an offer.
Expressing Abilities.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
____________ you hear the fireworks from your house last night?
Can't
Could.
Couldn't
Expressing Abilities.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
I'm afraid I _______ attend the meeting, I'm on business in Japan.
won't be able to
will be able to
can
Expressing Abilities.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
Do you think you_______ write that report by Tuesday? I know you're very busy.
couldn't
will be able to
have been able to
Modals in context.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
______________you mind giving me a lift if you could ? you mind giving me a lift if you could ?
should
would
will
shall
Modals in context.
Complete the statement with the most appropriate modal verb taking into account the context.
Let's go for a walk, ____________we ?
would
should
shall
will
Sentence Build.
Listen and repeat. Then choose the most appropriate sentence.
Could you help me find my suitcase mum, please?
Mum, could you help me find my suitcase, please?
Could you help me find my suitcase, please mum?
Sentence Build.
Listen and repeat. Then choose the most appropriate sentence.
If you aren't happy about the city, you should think moving to the village.
If you're not happy, you should think about moving to the village.
You should think about moving to the village, if you're not happy in the city.
You should think about if you're not happy in the city moving to the village.
Reading Time!
Read and answer.
What does the teacher talk about?
She gives an advice to her students.
She asks for permission to her students.
She expresses an obligation students have.
She expresses a prohibition for students.
Reading Time!
Read and answer.
What does the comic strip refer to?
Teacher gives an advice to his student.
Student tries to persuade his teacher using a more formal modal verb to asks for permission.
Student tries to persuade his teacher using a less formal modal verb to asks for permission.
Student makes a request.
Listening Time!
Listen and answer. What does the conversation refer to?
Susanne gives an advice.
Mario expresses an ability.
Susanne makes a request.
Mario expresses an obligation.
Listening Time!
Listen and answer. What does the conversation refer to?
Susanne asks for permission.
Susanne expresses an obligation.
Susanne gives an advice.
Susanne makes a request.
Right or wrong!
Read the statement below and answer.
Would you mind if, I switch on the heater?
Right.
Wrong.
Right or wrong!
Read the statement below and answer.
Would you mind holding my bag a second?
Right.
Wrong.
Right or wrong!
Read the statement below and answer.
Speaker A: These clothes need washing.
Speaker B: Shall I turn it up?
Right.
Wrong.
