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WorksheetsModal verb
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
The meeting will start in one hour. You _______ come on time
Should
Must
May
Would
_____________ enter the room?
Am I allowed to
May I
Can I
Could I
_______ help me out .
Could you
Would you
Will you
Can you
You ________ attend the party at night
Will not
May not
Would not
don't
The doctor said that he ______ eat more. He's too weak.
should
should not
can
cannot
You ______ swim here. It is forbidden.
must
must not
can
cannot
__________ a glass of water
Could you give me
Can you give me
Could not you give me
Will you give me
________ you like to dance with me
Could
Can
Would
Will
_______ I talk to manager ?
Will
Can
May
Would
______ I meet Riya. We are friends.
May
Would
Could
Can
Which modal verb you use for direct permission
Can
Could
May
Will
Which modal verb you use for formal permission
Can
Could
May
Will
Which modal verb you use for polite request
Can
Could
May
Will
Which modal verb you use for informal permission
Can
Could
May
Will
Which modal verb you use for unacceptable action
Cannot
Must not
Will not
Don't
1. Kate ......... swim very well, she is great swimmer
should
can
mustn't
can't
2. You ............. wash the dishes in cold water
can
don't have to
must
shouldn't
3. She.......... play the piano. She is a musician.
cannot
can
mustn't
can't
4. The doctor told him that he ____ eat less.He's too fat.
should
shouldn't
mustn't
can
5. YouYou swim ____ here . It's forbidden.
mustn't
must
don't have to
6. We ___ done it yet.
don't
didn't
hasn't
haven't
7. ___ you think they are coming tonight?
do
does
did
have
8. ____ you see them yesterday ?
do
did
have
has
9. ___ you going this evening?
are
have
do
5. They ___ rung back yet.
have
has
haven't
hasn't
I think I ________ have failed the test, but I'm not sure.
ought to
might
shall
We have to rush. We __________ miss the last bus home.
needn't
couldn't
mustn't
If you had let me know earlier, I __________ have been able to come.
would
will
shall
You ____________ help me!
must to
should to
have to
__________ anybody attend the lecture or is it just for registered students?
Will
Can
Must
You _________ have bothered coming. I've done it already.
wouldn't
mightn't
needn't
If there is an age restriction then you _________ go in as you are too young.
should
shouldn't
shall not
The government _________ vote on the issue tomorrow. It's scheduled for 10am.
will
may
would
_________ we leave now or do you want to wait?
Will
Mightn't
Shall
You _________ have worked so hard last week. You look so tired now.
must not
ought not to
can't
I ___________ study if I want to get the scholarship.
have to
must
should
has to
You __________ go to the doctor.
must
have to
has to
should
I __________ talk to her before she leaves.
have to
must
has to
should
You __________ eat chocalate. You are allergic!
should
don't have to
shouldn't
mustn't
Visitors __________ feed the animals in the zoo. It's forbidden!
mustn't
shouldn't
don't have to
doesn't have to
"Should" can be used for obligations.
True
False
She _________ go by bus because she doesn't have a car.
must
have to
has to
should
"Must and have to" can be used for expressing advice.
True
False
You _________ watch this movie. It's very funny.
hast to
must
should
musn't
"Have to" is more common in written English than in spoken English.
True
False
"Must" is more common in written English than in spoken English.
True
False
People _________ listen to loud music. It's bad for our ears!
shouldn't
should
mustn't
must
"Must and have to" are stronger than "should" when giving advice.
True
False
He __________ come with us if he doesn't want.
shouldn't
don't have to
doesn't have to
mustn't
When talking about obligations, "have to" is more personal than "must".
True
False
Someone ............... have been trying to get all my bank information.
(I AM PRETTY SURE)
MIGHT
MUST
1. John gone on holiday. I saw him this morning downtown.
(a)
2. Nobody answered the phone at the clinic. It closed early.
(a)
3. I revised more for my exams. I think I'll fail!
(a)
4. Sarah looks really pleased with herself. She passed her driving test this morning.
(a)
5. I didn't know you were going to Phil's party yesterday. You told me!
(a)
6. I can't believe Jim hasn't arrived yet. He caught the wrong train.
(a)
7. I can't believe Jim hasn't arrived yet. He caught the correct train.
(a)
8. Don't lie to me that you were ill yesterday. You been ill - Don said you were at the ice hockey match last night.
(a)
9. I don't know where they went on holiday but they bought Euros before they left so they gone to France or Germany.
(a)
10. His number was busy all night - he been on the phone continuously for hours.
(a)
11. It been Mickey I saw at the party. He didn't recognise me at all.
(a)
