Modal Verbs Challenge


Froggy Jumps Modal Verbs ChallengeVersión en línea Master modals por John Vargas 1 Which sentence expresses ability in the present? a I can swim. b I may swim. c I should swim. 2 Choose the correct past form to express past ability. a She must swim when she was a child. b She could swim when she was a child. c She can swim when she was a child. 3 Which sentence requests permission politely? a Should I borrow your pen? b May I borrow your pen? c Must I borrow your pen? 4 Which sentence expresses possibility in the present or future? a It must rain tomorrow. b It might rain tomorrow. c It will rain tomorrow. 5 Expression of obligation or strong necessity. a You must wear a helmet. b You should wear a helmet. c You can wear a helmet. 6 Advice vs obligation: which uses should for recommendation? a You should see a doctor. b You will see a doctor. c You must see a doctor. 7 Polite request using would. a Would you pass the salt, please? b Do you pass the salt? c Will you pass the salt? 8 Expressing lack of obligation with 'don’t have to'. a You should come tonight. b You don't have to come tonight. c You must come tonight. 9 Offer using 'shall' in question form. a Shall I open the window? b Will I open the window? c Should I open the window? 10 Future necessity expressed with 'will have to'. a She will have to study harder. b She will should study harder. c She will must study harder.

1

Which sentence expresses ability in the present?

a

I can swim.

b

I may swim.

c

I should swim.

2

Choose the correct past form to express past ability.

a

She must swim when she was a child.

b

She could swim when she was a child.

c

She can swim when she was a child.

3

Which sentence requests permission politely?

a

Should I borrow your pen?

b

May I borrow your pen?

c

Must I borrow your pen?

4

Which sentence expresses possibility in the present or future?

a

It must rain tomorrow.

b

It might rain tomorrow.

c

It will rain tomorrow.

5

Expression of obligation or strong necessity.

a

You must wear a helmet.

b

You should wear a helmet.

c

You can wear a helmet.

6

Advice vs obligation: which uses should for recommendation?

a

You should see a doctor.

b

You will see a doctor.

c

You must see a doctor.

7

Polite request using would.

a

Would you pass the salt, please?

b

Do you pass the salt?

c

Will you pass the salt?

8

Expressing lack of obligation with 'don’t have to'.

a

You should come tonight.

b

You don't have to come tonight.

c

You must come tonight.

9

Offer using 'shall' in question form.

a

Shall I open the window?

b

Will I open the window?

c

Should I open the window?

10

Future necessity expressed with 'will have to'.

a

She will have to study harder.

b

She will should study harder.

c

She will must study harder.

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