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Modal Verbs MasteryVersión en línea Mastering modals por Mauricio Ortiz Echavarría 1 Which sentence correctly uses 'must' for obligation? a You must go there, you must. b You must finish your homework before dinner to. c You must not to go there. d You must finish your homework before dinner. 2 Choose the sentence that uses 'might' to express possibility. a She might come tomorrow night. b She might to come to the party. c She might come to the party. d She might not come to the party, yes. 3 Which sentence uses 'could' to describe past ability? a She could swim when she was five. b She could swimming when she was five. c She can swim when she was five. d She could swim now. 4 Identify the sentence using 'shall' for a formal suggestion. a Shall we started the meeting now? b Shall we to start the meeting now? c Shall we start the meeting now? d We shall starting the meeting now. 5 Which sentence uses 'would' for a hypothetical situation? a If I were rich, I would to travel the world. b If I were rich, I will travel the world. c If I am rich, I would travel the world. d If I were rich, I would travel the world. 6 Choose the sentence that uses 'should' for advice or recommendation. a You should see a doctor about that cough. b You should to see a doctor about that cough. c You should sees a doctor about that cough. d You shoulds see a doctor about that cough. 7 Which sentence correctly uses 'mustn't' meaning prohibition? a You mustn’t to park here. b You mustn’t parking here. c You mustn’t park here. d You must not park here. 8 Identify the sentence using 'will' to express a voluntary action in the future. a I would help you with your project. b I will helping you with your project. c I will help you with your project. d I shall helped you with your project. 9 Which sentence uses 'can' to express ability in the present? a She could play the piano very well. b She can play the piano very well. c She can playing the piano very well. d She can plays the piano very well. 10 Pick the sentence that uses 'need to' as necessity. a We need to leaving now to catch the train. b We need to leave now to catch the train. c We need to left now to catch the train. d We needs to leave now to catch the train. Feedback 1 Must expresses strong obligation. The other options are grammatically incorrect or misused. 2 Might expresses a possible action; the others are ungrammatical or awkward. 3 Could for past ability; present forms are incorrect in context. 4 Shall + base verb is the correct form for a formal suggestion. 5 Would expresses hypothetical consequence with 'If' clauses. 6 Should + base verb is standard for advice. 7 Mustn’t = prohibition; spacing matters. 8 Will + base verb indicates a future voluntary action. 9 Can + base verb expresses present ability; others are ungrammatical. 10 Need to + base verb shows necessity; other forms are incorrect.

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por Mauricio Ortiz Echavarría

Which sentence correctly uses 'must' for obligation?

Choose the sentence that uses 'might' to express possibility.

Which sentence uses 'could' to describe past ability?

Identify the sentence using 'shall' for a formal suggestion.

Which sentence uses 'would' for a hypothetical situation?

Choose the sentence that uses 'should' for advice or recommendation.

Which sentence correctly uses 'mustn't' meaning prohibition?

Identify the sentence using 'will' to express a voluntary action in the future.

Which sentence uses 'can' to express ability in the present?

Pick the sentence that uses 'need to' as necessity.

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