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WorksheetsMixed Modals 01
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Most dinosaurs walked on land, but some ___________ fly or even swim.
could
couldn't
should
shouldn't
Before you make a decision, you___________ speak to a specialist.
could
couldn't
should
shouldn't
I think you _____________ buy this car. It's too expensive.
could
couldn't
should
shouldn't
Dad _________________ go and see a doctor. His cough is getting worse all the time.
could
couldn't
should
shouldn't
I asked Amanda what had happened, but she _________________ tell me.
wouldn’t
shouldn’t
couldn’t
may not
If I were in your place ______________ refuse. it seems terrible.
I'd not
I'd
I could
I couldn't
I __________ cook really well if I have a recipe.
can
should
mustn't
may
I __________ save some money to buy a new smartphone, but I always spend with other things.
should
could
can't
can
The doctor said that we __________ drink coffee before we go to bed.
may not
can't
couldn't
shouldn't
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
Jack (a) read very well when he was younger but now he needs to wear glasses all the time.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
I’m sorry. Could you say that again? I (a) listen to you because the children were shouting.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
It’s too late to play music - we’ll wake up the neighbours. We (a) turn it off.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
Listen to that terrible cough. She (a) smoke and must see a doctor.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
Children under ten (a) use the pool without adult supervision.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
You (a) go leave work now, I've got it covered.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
When my parents were away, my grandmother (a) take care of me.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
I (a) have any more to drink, if I were you.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
You look terrible! I think you (a) visit a doctor.
Use can, could, may, might, should or would, in affirmative or negative form.
These bags seem so heavy! (a) I help you to carry them?
