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WorksheetsModal Verbs 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Choose the correct option:
____ you help me?
CAN
MAY
SHOULD
MUST
What do modal verbs express?
They express modality, character, possibility, need or other condition.
They express modality, skill, possibility, need or other condition.
They express modality, character, possibility, condition.
They express modality, character, possibility, condition and profitability.
Choose de correct option:
They ____ practice more if they want to win the championship.
MAY
MIGHT
SHOULD
WOULD
Choose the correct option:
You ____ not drink and drive.
MAY
MIGHT
WOULD
MUST
Choose the correct option:
____ you always be late?
MAY
MIGHT
WOULD
MUST
Choose the correct option:
I ____ like to go to New York someday.
MAY
WILL
SHOULD
WOULD
Choose the correct option:
It ____ be dangerous to drive if you are tired.
CAN
SHALL
OUGHT
SHOULD
Choose the correct option:
____ you help me move?
MIGHT
WILL
OUGHT TO
SHOULD
Choose the correct option:
I ________ swim when I was three years old.
COULD
CAN
SHOULD
MUST
Choose the correct option:
It is very dark in here. I _____ see you very well.
can
should
can't
shouldn't
Choose the correct option:
You ____ play videogames when you should be studying.
mustn't
couldn't
shouldn't
won't
In spanish
What is the meaning of the verb CAN?
Autoridad-Poder
Poder-Habilidad
Deber
Responsabilidad
What does the modal verb "May" indicate?
Possibility in the future
Possibility in the past
Possibility in the present
Choose the correct option:
We ____ take an umbrella. It looks like it’s raining cats and dogs.
may
should
might
could
Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
Rock climbing can be dangerous.
CORRECT
INCORRECT
Megan ____ play both the piano and the guitar.
WOULD
CAN
MUST
SHOULD
Start eating without me, I ____ be late.
MUST
CAN
MIGHT
WOULD
The question is incorrect:
Can you help me with my homework?
TRUE
FALSE
You ____ wear a helmet when riding your bike.
MUST
CAN
WOULD
MAY
I know it's difficult, but we ____ succeed!
MIGHT
WOULD
OUGHT TO
WILL
