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WorksheetsMastering Modals in English
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 24mins
Which modal verb best completes the sentence: "You _______ finish your homework before going out to play."
can
must
might
could
Choose the correct modal verb to express a possibility: "It _______ rain tomorrow, so take an umbrella."
will
must
might
should
Identify the sentence that uses a modal verb to express ability.
She should study for her exams.
He can swim very fast.
They must leave by 8 PM.
We might visit the museum.
Which sentence uses a modal verb to give advice (suggestion)?
You must wear a helmet while cycling.
You should try the new restaurant downtown.
You can borrow my book if you want.
You might enjoy the concert.
Select the sentence that uses a modal verb to express permission (possibility).
May I leave the table now?
You must complete the assignment.
She can speak three languages.
They might be late.
Which modal verb best completes the sentence: "You _______ not smoke in the hospital."
can
should
must
might
Choose the correct modal verb to express a strong recommendation (suggestion): "You _______ see a doctor if the symptoms persist."
can
might
should
will
Identify the sentence that uses a modal verb to express a future possibility.
She can play the piano beautifully.
We might go to the beach this weekend.
He must finish his project by Friday.
You should call your grandmother.
Which sentence uses a modal verb to express necessity (obligation)?
You can take the bus to school.
They might arrive late.
We must wear uniforms at school.
She should read more books.
Select the sentence that uses a modal verb to express a lack of obligation (negative).
You must attend the meeting.
You must not come if you're busy.
You should finish your homework.
You can join us for dinner.
Which sentence uses a modal verb to express permission (ability)?
He must finish his homework before dinner.
She can borrow my pen if she needs it.
They should arrive by 6 PM.
We might see a movie tonight.
Identify the sentence that uses a modal verb to express a suggestion.
You must submit the report by Monday.
You should try the new Italian restaurant.
He can solve the puzzle easily.
They might visit us next week.
Select the sentence that uses a modal verb to express a prohibition (negative).
You must not enter the restricted area.
You can take a break if you're tired.
She should call her parents more often.
We might go hiking this weekend.
Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a suggestion?
You must complete the project by tomorrow.
You should consider taking a break.
He can run very fast.
They might visit us next month.
Choose the correct modal verb to express a lack of necessity (negative): "You _______ attend the meeting if you have other commitments."
must
should
don't have to
might
Select the sentence that uses a modal verb to express a strong obligation.
You can leave early if you finish your work.
You must wear a seatbelt while driving.
She might join us for dinner.
They should try the new cafe.
Fill in the blank:
She (a) play the piano very well
Choose the correct modal verb to express a suggestion: "You _______ try the new coffee shop in town."
must
should
can
might
Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a future possibility?
She can drive a car.
We might travel to Japan next year.
He must finish his homework.
You should call your friend.
Select the sentence that uses a modal verb to express ability.
She should visit her grandparents.
He can play the guitar very well.
They must leave by 10 PM.
We might go to the park.
Fill in the blank
You (a) finish your homework before going out to play.
Fill in the blank:
It (a) rain this evening.
You (a) eat more fruits and vegetables.
What do these modals express (mean)?
A suggestion
Should
A desire
Will
An ability
Could
An obligation
Must
A possibility
May
Reorder the following
They
must
clean up
all
their mess.
Reorder the following
We
can
see
all the stars
at night
(a) I go out tomorrow even if it (b) rain (c) ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) the (e) ?
(a) (b) (c) (d) bananas because I am allergic to them.
Reorder the following
She
could
be
older
than you
