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Modal May QuizVersión en línea Test your use of may por Natalia Forero Ospina 1 1. Which sentence uses may to grant permission correctly? a You may enter the room. b You might enter the room. c You will enter the room. d You can enter the room. 2 2. Choose the sentence that expresses possibility with may. a It might rain later today. b It will rain later today. c It may rain later today. d It must rain later today. 3 3. Use may for a polite request: a May I borrow your pen? b Can I borrow your pen? c Will I borrow your pen? d Do I borrow your pen? 4 4. May is used to express future possibility: a She must visit us tomorrow. b She visits us tomorrow. c She can visit us tomorrow. d She may visit us tomorrow. 5 5. Which is a correct negative form with may for permission? a You may smoke here. b You may not smoke here. c You shall not smoke here. d You do not may smoke here. 6 6. Which sentence asks for permission using may? a Should we start the meeting now? b May we start the meeting now? c Will we start the meeting now? d Can we start the meeting now? 7 7. May is often used to express a tentative future possibility: a Tickets are sold out soon. b Tickets must be sold out soon. c Tickets may be sold out soon. d Tickets will be sold out soon. 8 8. Choose the correct ongoing polite request using may: a May I spoke with the manager, please? b May I speaked with the manager, please? c I may speak with the manager, please. d May I speak with the manager, please? 9 9. Which sentence is correct for permission in a formal email? a You might proceed with the payment. b You must proceed with the payment. c You may proceed with the payment. d You can proceed with the payment. 10 10. Which option shows correct use of may for permission with a condition? a If you are sure, you can leave early. b If you are sure, you must leave early. c If you are sure, you will leave early. d If you are sure, you may leave early.

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Modal May QuizVersión en línea

por Natalia Forero Ospina

1. Which sentence uses may to grant permission correctly?

2. Choose the sentence that expresses possibility with may.

3. Use may for a polite request:

4. May is used to express future possibility:

5. Which is a correct negative form with may for permission?

6. Which sentence asks for permission using may?

7. May is often used to express a tentative future possibility:

8. Choose the correct ongoing polite request using may:

9. Which sentence is correct for permission in a formal email?

10. Which option shows correct use of may for permission with a condition?