WorksheetsReview of Modals
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
You (should, can, may) listen especially when I’m telling you something Important.
(a)
When applying for a visa, you __________ submit the required documents and __________ an interview.
must, may have
have to, have
may have to, must not
(Can, May , Should) you play the guitar?
(a)
She has not traveled anywhere for the past two years. She (must, can, may) be longing for some adventure.
(a)
Suzy (had to, must, will) go to the hospital last Monday
(a)
Take your umbrella because it (should, can, may) rain later.
(a)
Identify the modal verb in the sentence.
1. He must study tonight.
(a)
Identify the modal verb in the sentence.
We can definitely win the championship game. (a)
Identify the modal verb in the sentence
I can speak English.
(a)
In order to become a professional musician, you __________ practice regularly, __________ a good teacher, and __________ natural talent.
don't have to, might, must have
must, might have, ought to have
shouldn't, mustn't, might not have
In order to become a professional musician, you __________ practice regularly, __________ a good teacher, and __________ natural talent.
don't have to, might, must have
must, might have, ought to have
shouldn't, mustn't, might not have
If you want to improve your public speaking skills, you __________ join a Toastmasters club and __________ practice regularly.
ought to, should
may have to, must not
must, might have to
Jane __________ made a reservation, otherwise, we __________ have trouble getting a table.
may not have, might
shouldn't have, may
should have, may
The Grade 5 class will have a quiz in English this afternoon. The sentence expresses
a request
a permission
a certainty
an obligation
Teacher Lisa might give a quiz tomorrow in our Science subject. The sentence expresses
a request
an offer
a certainty
a probability
Would you like a cup of tea? The sentence expresses
a probability
an offer
an obligation
a request
I lost my ballpen. Can I borrow one from you?
a probability
a necessity
a permission
a request
