WorksheetsReview Modal verbs
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 13mins
We can add -s to the modal verbs.
True
False
The modal verbs should, must, could, can are followed by "to".
True
False
We use them for obligation.
can, could, will, would
will, should
have to, must
We use them for making offers.
can, could, will, would
will, should
have to, must
We use them for making requests.
can, could, will, would
will, should
have to, must
Come over after work. I'll make dinner.
obligation
Request
Offer
Can I speak to you, please?
obligation
Request
Offer
I must be home by midnight.
obligation
Request
Offer
Is this question frequent? "Must I do what you say?"
Yes, it is.
No, it's not.
_____ has all verb forms.
Have to
Must
Ought to
Have got to
_____ is common in spoken English.
Have to
Must
Ought to
Have got to
_____ is impersonal. It doesn't express the speaker's opinion.
Have to
Must
Ought to
Have got to
_____ expresses the feelings and wishes of the speaker.
Have to
Must
Ought to
Have got to
Must and have to are interchangeable.
True
False
Excuse me! Can you help me?
Of course.
No, that's fine
No, not at all.
Would you mind if I opened the window?
Of course.
Sure
No, not at all.
There are no auxiliary verbs with modal verbs.
True
False
