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Froggy Jumps Verbos Modales en EspañolVersión en línea Reta tu dominio de los modales. por ESTHEFANY JACKELINE FLORES CALLAÑAUPA 1 1. Which sentence shows the correct use of “would” in a conditional? a If I will have money, I would buy a car. b If I had money, I would buy a car. c If I have money, I would buy a car 2 What is the main difference between “must” and “should” when giving advice? a “Must” is stronger and expresses obligation. b “Should” is used for permission. c “Must” is used for the past. 3 Which sentence uses “would” correctly for a polite offer? a Would you like some coffee? b You would drink coffee now. c Would you to like coffee? 4 Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: You ___ tell anyone about this secret. It’s very important! a should b mustn’t c wouldn’t 5 Identify the sentence that expresses a future prediction. a I will travel to Paris next year. b I should travel to Paris next year. c I would travel to Paris next year. 6 You ___ go to the doctor. You look very pale. a would b must c should 7 If I were you, I ___ study harder. a must b would c should 8 Choose the sentence that shows obligation. a You must finish your homework. b You would finish your homework. c You will finish your homework. 9 “Must” is used to express: a Future actions b Permission c Obligation or necessity 10 “Should” is used to express: a Advice or recommendation b Certainty c Past obligation 11 Which modal is used to express ability in the present tense? a Could b Can c May 12 Which sentence is grammatically correct? a She cans swin very fast. b She can swim very fast. c She can to swim very fast 13 Complete the sentences: ......I leave early today, teacher? a Can b May c Could 14 Identify the correct explanation: a Modal verbs have infinitive and gerund forms. b Modal verbs do not change with subjects and don’t need auxiliaries. c Modal verbs always use “to” before the main verb. 15 Complete correctly: “......... I come in, teacher?” (¿Puedo entrar, profesora?) a Can b May c Could 16 Which would you use to express an ability in the past? a Could b May c Might 17 Which would you use to make a polite request to a teacher? a Could you explain that again, please? b Can you explain that again, please? c You can explain that again, please? 18 What modal would you use to make a wish or hope with high probability? a Might b Can c May 19 What modal would you use to give informal permission to a friend? a You may use my pen. b You can use my pen. c You might use my pen. 20 After a modal verb, how should the main verb be written? a In past tense (with “-ed”) b In base form (infinitive without “to”) c In third person form (adds “-s”)

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Verbos Modales en EspañolVersión en línea

por ESTHEFANY JACKELINE FLORES CALLAÑAUPA

1. Which sentence shows the correct use of “would” in a conditional?

What is the main difference between “must” and “should” when giving advice?

Which sentence uses “would” correctly for a polite offer?

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: You ___ tell anyone about this secret. It’s very important!

Identify the sentence that expresses a future prediction.

You ___ go to the doctor. You look very pale.

If I were you, I ___ study harder.

Choose the sentence that shows obligation.

“Must” is used to express:

“Should” is used to express:

Which modal is used to express ability in the present tense?

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

Complete the sentences: ......I leave early today, teacher?

Identify the correct explanation:

Complete correctly: “......... I come in, teacher?” (¿Puedo entrar, profesora?)

Which would you use to express an ability in the past?

Which would you use to make a polite request to a teacher?

What modal would you use to make a wish or hope with high probability?

What modal would you use to give informal permission to a friend?

After a modal verb, how should the main verb be written?