Modal Verbs: Must, Should, May

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Froggy Jumps Modal Verbs: Must, Should, MayVersión en línea Must, should, may usage quiz por Shania Romero Silva 1 Which sentence expresses a strong obligation? a You should wear a helmet when riding a bike. b You must wear a helmet when riding a bike. c You may wear a helmet if you want to ride a bike. 2 Which sentence gives strong advice? a You should study for at least an hour daily. b You may study for at least an hour daily. c You must study for at least an hour daily. 3 Which sentence grants permission? a You must leave the room now. b You should leave the room now. c You may leave the room now. 4 Which sentence expresses a weaker obligation? a Students must submit homework on time. b Students may submit homework on time. c Students should submit homework on time. 5 Which sentence shows recommendation rather than rule? a You may try the new restaurant. b You should try the new restaurant. c You must try the new restaurant. 6 Which sentence uses may for permission in a polite request? a Should I borrow your pen, please? b Must I borrow your pen, please? c May I borrow your pen, please? 7 Which sentence is about prohibition or lack of permission? a You must not park here after 6 PM. b You may not park here after 6 PM. c You should not park here after 6 PM. 8 Which sentence expresses obligation in formal rules? a Employees must wear ID badges at all times. b Employees may wear ID badges at all times. c Employees should wear ID badges at all times. 9 Which sentence softens a directive to give advice? a You may consider other options. b You must consider other options. c You should consider other options. 10 Which sentence asks for permission in a formal setting? a Should I join the meeting today? b May I join the meeting today? c Must I join the meeting today?

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Modal Verbs: Must, Should, MayVersión en línea

por Shania Romero Silva

Which sentence expresses a strong obligation?

Which sentence gives strong advice?

Which sentence grants permission?

Which sentence expresses a weaker obligation?

Which sentence shows recommendation rather than rule?

Which sentence uses may for permission in a polite request?

Which sentence is about prohibition or lack of permission?

Which sentence expresses obligation in formal rules?

Which sentence softens a directive to give advice?

Which sentence asks for permission in a formal setting?