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Froggy Jumps Obtaining Permission 3Versión en línea Test your knowledge on using 'can' and 'may' in different situations! por YAKILI LMS 1 What does 'can' express in a sentence? a Ability b Necessity c Possibility 2 Which sentence correctly uses 'can'? a She can swims fast. b She can swim fast. c She can swimming fast. 3 What is the past form of 'can'? a Could b Canned c Caned 4 Which sentence indicates ability using 'could'? a He could play the piano as a child. b He could played the piano as a child. c He could plays the piano as a child. 5 How do you express inability in the present? a Wont b Cannot or can't c Could not 6 Which of the following shows a past ability? a She can read at age five. b She can reads at age five. c She could read at age five. 7 What is the correct negative form of 'can'? a Canned not b Can not c Cannot 8 Which sentence is incorrect? a He can speaks French. b He can speak French. c He can speaking French. 9 What does 'could' imply about ability? a Future ability b Current ability c Past ability 10 Choose the correct form: 'They ____ dance well.' a could b can c canned 11 Which modal verb indicates ability? a May b Can c Must 12 Which modal verb is used for permission? a Should b May c Could 13 What does 'must' express? a Possibility b Necessity c Ability 14 Which modal verb suggests a recommendation? a Would b Should c Can 15 What is the past form of 'can'? a Might b Could c Should 16 Which modal verb is often used for polite requests? a Must b Would c Can 17 Which modal verb indicates a strong obligation? a Must b May c Could 18 What does 'might' express in a sentence? a Ability b Possibility c Necessity 19 Which modal verb can indicate a future possibility? a Must b Should c May 20 Which modal verb is used for suggestions? a Would b Can c Should 21 Which word is more appropriate for asking for permission? a May b Might c Can 22 Which word indicates ability? a May b Should c Can 23 When asking if you can go out, which is more polite? a Can b May c Must 24 Which word would you use to express a possibility? a Can b Will c May 25 In a formal request, which word should you use? a Shall b Can c May 26 Which word is correct: 'I can swim' or 'I may swim'? a I might swim b I may swim c I can swim 27 For expressing permission in a casual context, which word is suitable? a Might b Can c May 28 Which word would you use to ask if you can borrow a pen? a May b Should c Can 29 Which word is used for expressing a future possibility? a Must b May c Can 30 In the sentence 'You can leave early,' what does 'can' indicate? a Request b Permission c Ability 31 What is a modal verb? a A verb that indicates possibility, necessity, or ability. b A verb that shows action. c A type of noun. 32 Which of the following is a modal verb? a Run b Jump c Can 33 What does 'must' express? a Possibility b Necessity or obligation. c Ability 34 Which modal verb indicates a past ability? a Can b Could c Might 35 What is the negative form of 'should'? a Must not (mustn't) b Cannot (can't) c Should not (shouldn't) 36 Which modal verb suggests a suggestion? a Should b Must c Might 37 What does 'might' express? a Necessity b Ability c Possibility. 38 Which modal verb is used for polite requests? a Could b Might c Must 39 What is the function of 'will'? a To show ability. b To express past actions. c To express future intention. 40 Which modal verb indicates permission? a Should b May c Must 41 What is the correct way to ask for permission to leave? a Should I go to the bathroom? b Can I go to the bathroom? c May I go to the bathroom? 42 Which modal verb is more formal for asking permission? a May b Can c Might 43 Is 'Can I use your phone?' correct for asking permission? a No, it's not formal. b No, it's incorrect. c Yes, it's correct. 44 Which sentence is polite for asking permission? a Can I take a break? b I want to take a break. c May I take a break? 45 What does 'Can I borrow your pen?' imply? a A formal request for permission. b A casual request for permission. c A demand for the pen. 46 Which is NOT a modal verb for permission? a Will b May c Can 47 When should you use 'may' instead of 'can'? a In casual conversations. b In formal situations. c When giving commands. 48 What is the polite way to ask if you can leave? a Can I leave the room? b May I leave the room? c I want to leave the room. 49 Is 'May I eat this?' a correct way to ask for permission? a Yes, it's correct. b No, it's incorrect. c No, it's too formal. 50 Which phrase is a less formal way to ask for permission? a May I go outside? b Might I go outside? c Can I go outside?

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What does 'can' express in a sentence?

Which sentence correctly uses 'can'?

What is the past form of 'can'?

Which sentence indicates ability using 'could'?

How do you express inability in the present?

Which of the following shows a past ability?

What is the correct negative form of 'can'?

Which sentence is incorrect?

What does 'could' imply about ability?

Choose the correct form: 'They ____ dance well.'

Which modal verb indicates ability?

Which modal verb is used for permission?

What does 'must' express?

Which modal verb suggests a recommendation?

What is the past form of 'can'?

Which modal verb is often used for polite requests?

Which modal verb indicates a strong obligation?

What does 'might' express in a sentence?

Which modal verb can indicate a future possibility?

Which modal verb is used for suggestions?

Which word is more appropriate for asking for permission?

Which word indicates ability?

When asking if you can go out, which is more polite?

Which word would you use to express a possibility?

In a formal request, which word should you use?

Which word is correct: 'I can swim' or 'I may swim'?

For expressing permission in a casual context, which word is suitable?

Which word would you use to ask if you can borrow a pen?

Which word is used for expressing a future possibility?

In the sentence 'You can leave early,' what does 'can' indicate?

What is a modal verb?

Which of the following is a modal verb?

What does 'must' express?

Which modal verb indicates a past ability?

What is the negative form of 'should'?

Which modal verb suggests a suggestion?

What does 'might' express?

Which modal verb is used for polite requests?

What is the function of 'will'?

Which modal verb indicates permission?

What is the correct way to ask for permission to leave?

Which modal verb is more formal for asking permission?

Is 'Can I use your phone?' correct for asking permission?

Which sentence is polite for asking permission?

What does 'Can I borrow your pen?' imply?

Which is NOT a modal verb for permission?

When should you use 'may' instead of 'can'?

What is the polite way to ask if you can leave?

Is 'May I eat this?' a correct way to ask for permission?

Which phrase is a less formal way to ask for permission?