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Modal Verbs MasteryVersión en línea English modals quiz por Carlos Garcia 1 Which modal expresses ability in the present? a may b can c will d must 2 Choose the correct past form for a hypothetical ability: ‘I ___ swim when I was eight.’ a shall b could c must d will 3 Which modal expresses a future prediction or promise? a will b must c could d may 4 Which modal expresses possibility in the present tentatively? a must b might c should d need 5 Choose the modal used for polite advice: a should b will c might d need 6 Which sentence uses a strong obligation? a You could wear a seatbelt. b You should wear a seatbelt. c You may wear a seatbelt. d You must wear a seatbelt. 7 Which modal should be used for a recommendation in the past? a can b will c must d should have 8 Choose the correct request form: ‘___ you pass the salt, please?’ a Could b Will c Must d Shall 9 Which modal expresses necessity or obligation in the near future? a could b shall c have to d might 10 Which sentence uses ought to to give mild advice? a You will study for the test. b You can study for the test. c You must study for the test. d You ought to study for the test. Feedback 1 Can shows ability now (present). May or might indicate possibility, not ability. 2 Could is the past tense form of can, used for past ability. 3 Will is used for future predictions or promises; may/might are possibilities. 4 Might indicates possibility, often more uncertain than may. 5 Should is used for advice or recommendations. 6 Must indicates strong obligation; others express permission, possibility, or advice. 7 Should have expresses past-due recommendation; main modals require perfect form. 8 Could you pass the salt is a polite request; can/could also work in informal. 9 Have to (have got to) expresses necessity; it’s like must in many contexts. 10 Ought to expresses mild advice or recommendation without strong obligation.

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Which modal expresses ability in the present?

Choose the correct past form for a hypothetical ability: ‘I ___ swim when I was eight.’

Which modal expresses a future prediction or promise?

Which modal expresses possibility in the present tentatively?

Choose the modal used for polite advice:

Which sentence uses a strong obligation?

Which modal should be used for a recommendation in the past?

Choose the correct request form: ‘___ you pass the salt, please?’

Which modal expresses necessity or obligation in the near future?

Which sentence uses ought to to give mild advice?

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