So You Want To Get Fit? Modal Verbs.
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In languages, a modal verb is an auxiliary verb that expresses necessity or probabiliy. Examples include should, would, could, can, may and might. Do you know the appropriate uses for them? Take the quiz and find out!
Questions and Answers
- 1.You look tired. You..... go to bed earlier.
- A.
Should
- B.
Must
- 2.You..... respect the traffic signs.
- A.
Should
- B.
Must
- 3.You ...... sit the exam. It's optional.
- A.
Don't have to
- B.
Mustn't
- 4.You.....speak during the exam.
- A.
Don't have to
- B.
Mustn't
- 5.Sorry I'm late. I ........go to the doctor's this morning.
- A.
Must
- B.
Had to
- 6.When it stopped raining, we...... finish the match.
- A.
Could
- B.
Were able to
- 7.When I was a kid I ....... cycle for hours without getting tired.
- A.
Could
- B.
Had better
- 8.I'm a good swimmer. I.......swim a hundred lengths of the swimming pool.
- A.
Can
- B.
Must
- 9.You.......miss the next training session. It's really important.
- A.
Had better not
- B.
Needn't
- 10.Robbie is a bit upset. Perhaps you ........ speak to him.
- A.
Must
- B.
Ought to
- 11.Have you seen Anna? I.......speak to her.
- A.
Need to
- B.
Should
- 12.I've studied French for years but I .........speak it.
- A.
Still mustn't
- B.
Am still not able to
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