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Worksheets1st Quarterly Exam Reviewer 9A
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
This is a type of modal which indicates that something should not be done or that someone
must not do something.
prohibition
permission
obligation
possibility
This type of modal is used to express responsibility or commitment. Examples of this modal are must and have to.
prohibition
permission
obligation
possibility
This is a type of modal which is used to express consent or approval. Examples of this modal
are can and could.
prohibition
permission
obligation
possibility
This modal is used when obligation comes not from the speaker.
has/have to
must not
cannot
will not
This modal deals with something against rules, laws, and signs.
will not
would not
cannot
has/have to
This modal verb is used to express a degree of certainty about an outcome.
prohibition
permission
obligation
possibility
This is a type of modal used when making a polite remark or suggestion.
may
can
must
have to
This is a type of modal which expresses necessity or strong recommendation.
may
can
must
have to
This is a type of modal which shows whether the subject is able to do something, such as perform an action or demonstrate an ability.
must
have to
may
can
This is a type of modal when expressing obligation comes from the speaker or from an authority.
must
may
can
have
This is a type of modal used when dealing with something that is not permitted. In this context, it is the speaker who sets the rules.
have not
must not
cannot
do not
This is a type of modal used to ask for and give permission.
can
must
have to
can't
This type of modal is the most polite and formal modal used in asking and giving permission.
could
can
may
must
What do you call that verb gives additional information about the verb that follows it?
adjective
modal verbs
conjunction
linking verb
Modal verbs “may” express obligation.
true
false
maybe
This modal verb is used for advice or recommendations not for strict prohibitions.
must not
should not
cannot
will not
A modal verb used when expressing obligation comes from the speaker or from an authority.
has to
have to
must
should
A modal verb used when it refers to a law or a rule comes from someone else.
could
must
may
has to/have to
A sentence, often starting with "if" or "when," in which one half expresses something which depends on the other half.
complex
compound
conditional
compound complex
This conditional sentence expresses general truths - situations in which one thing always causes another.
zero
first
second
third
This is a type of conditional used to talk about things which are possible in the present or the future — things which may happen.
zero
first
second
third
This conditional statement structure is used for talking about unreal situations in the present or in the future.
zero
first
second
third
This conditional sentence is often used to express criticism or regret.
zero
first
second
third
What sentence structure does a third conditional follow?
If + past simple, would have + past participle.
If + past perfect, would have + past participle.
If + past simple, will have + past participle.
If + future perfect, will have + past participle.
What sentence structure does a second conditional follow?
If + present simple, would/wouldn’t + verb.
If + past simple, would/wouldn’t + verb.
If + future simple, would/wouldn’t + verb.
If + future simple, would/wouldn’t + verb.
What sentence structure does a first conditional follow?
If + past simple, will+ verb.
If + present simple, will+ verb.
If + future simple, will+ verb.
If + present perfect, will+ verb.
What sentence structure does a zero conditional follow?
if + past simple, present simple.
if + present simple, present simple.
if + future simple, present simple.
if + present perfect, present simple.
Which of the following is an example of zero conditional statement?
The grass had gotten wet when it rained
The grass got wet when it rained.
The grass gets wet when it rains.
The grass gets wet when it will rain.
Which of the following is an example of first conditional statement?
If I passed this exam, I’ll celebrate.
If I pass this exam, I would celebrate.
If I will pass this exam, I’ll celebrate.
If I pass this exam, I’ll celebrate.
Which of the following is an example of second conditional statement?
If I lived in Manila City, I would go out more often.
If I live in Manila City, I would go out more often.
If I will live in Manila City, I would go out more often.
If I have lived in Manila City, I would go out more often
Plants die if they don't get enough water.
zero
first
If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house.
second
third
If I miss the train, I'll take the next one.
first
second
If you had worked harder, you would have passed your exam.
zero
third
If public transport is efficient, people stop using their cars.
zero
first
If it rains, I won't go to the park.
first
third
Hey friend! I can’t get connection in my phone. ________ I borrow yours?
can
could
My doctor said that I _________ stop smoking, or I'll risk serious problems.
have to
has to
You ________ use your phone in class. (said the teacher to her students)
must not
cannot
My teacher said that I ________ use my phone in class.
cannot
must not
._________ I sit here? (said to a stranger)
May
Could
You _________ submit your assignment by the end of the day. (said the teacher to her
students)
have to
must
_______I have some water Ma’am?
may
could
I_________ clean my bedroom before going to school.
have to
has to
You_________ bring alcohol drinks inside the school campus. You might be caught
by your teacher.
must not
should not
