Modal Verbs Quiz: Will, Might, Must, Can

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Froggy Jumps Modal Verbs Quiz: Will, Might, Must, CanVersión en línea Test your modal usage. por LINDA BETZABEL BAROJAS SOSA 1 Which sentence expresses a future plan with will? a I can start the project next week. b I might start the project next week. c I will start the project next week. 2 Choose the sentence that shows permission using can. a You must leave early today. b You can leave early today. c You will leave early today. 3 Which sentence expresses a strong obligation with must? a Students might wear uniforms. b Students must wear uniforms. c Students can wear uniforms. 4 Which sentence indicates possibility with might? a He must come to the party. b He will come to the party. c He might come to the party. 5 Choose the correct form for ability in the present. a She must speak three languages. b She can speak three languages. c She will speak three languages. 6 Which sentence expresses a future prediction with will? a The weather can improve tomorrow. b The weather must improve tomorrow. c The weather will improve tomorrow. 7 Select the soft obligation using have to. a We can submit the report by Friday. b We have to submit the report by Friday. c We will submit the report by Friday. 8 Which sentence shows a request with could (not given) but must/have to? Pick best match. a You might arrive on time for the meeting. b You must arrive on time for the meeting. c You can arrive on time for the meeting. 9 Choose the sentence using will for a promise. a I will help you with your homework. b I might help you with your homework. c I can help you with your homework. 10 Identify the sentence describing prohibition (not in list) - which option is best? a You must not use your phone during the exam. b You will not use your phone during the exam. c You can not use your phone during the exam.

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Modal Verbs Quiz: Will, Might, Must, CanVersión en línea

Test your modal usage.

por LINDA BETZABEL BAROJAS SOSA

Which sentence expresses a future plan with will?

I can start the project next week.

I might start the project next week.

I will start the project next week.

Choose the sentence that shows permission using can.

You must leave early today.

You can leave early today.

You will leave early today.

Which sentence expresses a strong obligation with must?

Students might wear uniforms.

Students must wear uniforms.

Students can wear uniforms.

Which sentence indicates possibility with might?

He must come to the party.

He will come to the party.

He might come to the party.

Choose the correct form for ability in the present.

She must speak three languages.

She can speak three languages.

She will speak three languages.

Which sentence expresses a future prediction with will?

The weather can improve tomorrow.

The weather must improve tomorrow.

The weather will improve tomorrow.

Select the soft obligation using have to.

We can submit the report by Friday.

We have to submit the report by Friday.

We will submit the report by Friday.

Which sentence shows a request with could (not given) but must/have to? Pick best match.

You might arrive on time for the meeting.

You must arrive on time for the meeting.

You can arrive on time for the meeting.

Choose the sentence using will for a promise.

I will help you with your homework.

I might help you with your homework.

I can help you with your homework.

Identify the sentence describing prohibition (not in list) - which option is best?

You must not use your phone during the exam.

You will not use your phone during the exam.

You can not use your phone during the exam.

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Modal Verbs Quiz: Will, Might, Must, CanVersión en línea

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Which sentence expresses a future plan with will?

Choose the sentence that shows permission using can.

Which sentence expresses a strong obligation with must?

Which sentence indicates possibility with might?

Choose the correct form for ability in the present.

Which sentence expresses a future prediction with will?

Select the soft obligation using have to.

Which sentence shows a request with could (not given) but must/have to? Pick best match.

Choose the sentence using will for a promise.

Identify the sentence describing prohibition (not in list) - which option is best?

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