Adverbs And Modals Basic Grammar Test! Quiz

This is an adverb and modals basic grammar test. The quiz is designed to check how strong your skills are when it comes to using adverbs correctly when modals are present in a sentence. Think that you can handle it? Well give it a try and be sure to lookup more quizzes like this so as to have adequate practice.

Questions and Answers

1.

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. Separate your answers using a / A: Carol looks terrible today. B: She can’t / might / must be well. C: She must be sick. D: She might / must / can’t have a cold.
2.

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. Separate the correct answers using a / A: Lucy is wrinkling her nose at the salad. B: Must / Perhaps / Could it means she doesn’t like vegetables. C: What does it mean when dogs are panting? D: Well, that’s easy! That gesture perhaps / possibly / definitely means it’s hot and they’re thirsty. E: Yes, you’re right. But if it’s not hot it perhaps /might / definitely means they’re anxious.
3.

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. Separate the correct answers using a / A: Why didn’t he come? B: I don’t know. He might /must be sick.
4.

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. A: She’s having an extra class this morning. B: She probably / might / can’t be at school. I just saw her shopping.
5.

There is plenty of tomatoes in the fridge. You ___________buy any.
- A.
  
  Mustn't
- B.
  
  Needn't
- C.
  
  May not
- D.
  
  Should not
Correct Answer
B. Needn't

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Adverbs And Modals Basic Grammar Test! Quiz

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. Separate your answers using a / A: Carol looks terrible today. B: She can’t / might / must be well. C: She must be sick. D: She might / must / can’t have a cold.

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. Separate the correct answers using a / A: Why didn’t he come? B: I don’t know. He might /must be sick.

Complete the conversations. Choose the correct word. A: She’s having an extra class this morning. B: She probably / might / can’t be at school. I just saw her shopping.

There is plenty of tomatoes in the fridge. You ___________buy any.