Modals and tenses have been one of the toughest topics for some students. Did you know can be used when it comes to things that take place at different times but don’t have a past form? Take up the educative quiz below and get an idea of how you can use the different modals when it comes to the different tenses. All the best and keep practicing.
Can, could, will, would
May, can, could
Could, may, might
Had better, ought to, should
Have got to, have to, must
Could, may, might
May, can, could
Have got to, have to, must
Let's, why don't
Must, must not
Can, could
Can, could, will, would
Could, may, might
May, can, could
Simple form of a verb
Have got to, have to, must
Can, could, will, would
May, can, could
Could, may, might
Had better, ought to, should
Could, may, might
May, can, could
Can, could, will, would
Do not have to, must not
Simple form of a verb
May, can, could
Do not have to, must not
Could, may, might
Can, could, will, would
Must, must not
Why don't
Must
May
Would
Could
Let's, why, don't
May, can, could
Could, may, might
Simple form of a verb
Can, could
Simple form of a verb
Can, could, will, would
Must, must not
Could, may, might
Let's, why don't
Must, must not
May, can, could
Like, better than, prefer, would rather
Do not have to, must not
Can, could, will, would
Must
Would
Can
Will
Could
Will
Should
Would
Could
Can
Would not or wouldn't
Should not or shouldn't
Have not or haven't
Could not or couldn't
I don not know or I don't know
Can I have some candy?
Can he have some candy?
Can you have some candy
Can we have some candy?
Can they have some candy?
May
Could
Can
Can, could
May, could
Cats can read.
Jessi could teach reading class.
Matt can sings well.
ESL learners must studies hard.
Paffi could breakdance when she was a little girl.
Joanne can kiss the frog prince.
Can Gholam sleep in the bathroom?
Diann, would you like to dance with me?
Hovering could jumped 3 feet high when she was 10 years old.
Richard will arrive from Germany this evening.
Can and could are followed by the simple form of the verb.
Modals are always accompanied by other verbs.
Modals are never conjugated.
Modals are followed by the simple form of the verb
Could, may and might are conjugated.
Present Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Simple Present Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Jessi is beautiful
Present Perfect Tense
Simple Present Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Jessi is really beautiful.
Present Continuous Tense
Simple Present Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Jessi is very beautiful.
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Simple Present Tense
Jessi is extremely beautiful.