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MODAL VERBSVersión en línea Quiz on English por Ximena Alexandra Churampi Avalos 1 Choose the sentence that uses 'may' to express permission. a You may enter the room. b You can entering the room. c You must enter the room. d You might enter the room. 2 Which sentence uses 'must' to express obligation? a Employees must wear uniforms. b Employees should wear uniforms. c Employees can wear uniforms. d Employees might wear uniforms. 3 Select the sentence that uses 'should' as advice. a You might see a doctor. b You will see a doctor. c You should see a doctor. d You must see a doctor. 4 Which sentence uses 'can' to indicate ability? a She will swim very well. b She should swim very well. c She must swim very well. d She can swim very well. 5 Which sentence uses 'mustn't' to express prohibition? a You can't to touch the switch. b You must touch the switch. c You mustn't touch the switch. d You don't must touch the switch. 6 Choose the sentence that expresses past possibility with 'might have'. a She will have left already. b She can have left already. c She must have left already. d She might have left already. 7 Which sentence uses 'will' to form a future prediction? a It would rain tomorrow. b It will rain tomorrow. c It can rain tomorrow. d It must rain tomorrow. 8 Select the sentence that uses 'shall' for offers (British usage). a Should I help you? b Can I help you? c Will I help you? d Shall I help you? 9 Which sentence uses 'would' for a polite request? a Should you pass the salt, please? b Will you pass the salt, please? c Would you pass the salt, please? d Can you pass the salt, please? 10 Which sentence uses 'needn't' to express absence of necessity? a You needn't come today. b You need to come today. c You mustn't come today. d You don't need come today.

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Choose the sentence that uses 'may' to express permission.

Which sentence uses 'must' to express obligation?

Select the sentence that uses 'should' as advice.

Which sentence uses 'can' to indicate ability?

Which sentence uses 'mustn't' to express prohibition?

Choose the sentence that expresses past possibility with 'might have'.

Which sentence uses 'will' to form a future prediction?

Select the sentence that uses 'shall' for offers (British usage).

Which sentence uses 'would' for a polite request?

Which sentence uses 'needn't' to express absence of necessity?