WorksheetsModals level 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which sentence is correct?
We may go to a concert next week
We may going to a concert next week
We may to go to a concert next week
Which sentence is INCORRECT ?
Erin may have missed the train.
Erin must have missed the train.
Erin can have missed the train.
What’s the best way to complete the sentence?
‘Is that Mr Tanaka?’
‘No, that ____ be him. Mr Tanaka wears glasses.’
can't
must
mustn't
What is the correct negative sentence?
We don’t might have time to see James.
We might not have time to see James.
We might haven’t time to see James.
Solve the riddle
(a)
The house isn't hard to find. It's the red one at the end. You (a) miss it!
must, may or can't?
Choose the right meaning
He must have been very happy when he was told about opening an office.
I know he wasn't thrilled to hear that.
I'm absolutely sure he was happy.
I think it's possible that he was happy, but I'm not 100% sure.
Where's Clare? Her bag's here and her computer's still on so she (a) gone home.
can't or can't have?
Why is that man looking around like that? He (a) be lost.
must or can't?
– How did the robbers get in?
– We don't know yet. The old woman ___________ to lock the door.
might forget
could forget
might have forgotten
must have forgotten
Which sentence means:
Maybe talking to Ian will help you solve the problem.
Talking to Ian can’t help.
Talking to Ian must help.
Talking to Ian might help.
Which sentence is NOT possible?
He may go to his friend’s house last night.
We may have a party next weekend.
She might be in her bedroom at the moment.
I can't understand this meme, but it (a) be very intelligent.
Sara's very busy. might/ be/ able/ She/ to/ tonight./ not/ come
(a)
Listen and fill in the gap
-Why were there no buses yesterday?
-Maybe it was the snow or they (a) been on strike.
Choose the right meaning
I might have locked the door when I went home yesterday.
I think the door was locked, but I’m not 100% sure.
I know I locked the door.
I think I didn't lock the door.
Choose the right order
can't, might, must
must, can't, might
might, can't, must
Listen and choose the right order
may, could, may
may have, could, may
may, could, may have
could, may have, may
Listen and write down the missing sentence.
(a) . I've already looked there three times.
Choose all the right statements about this meme
It's about possibility.
It's about deduction.
It's about the present.
It's about the past.
