Modalverben im Englischen: Interaktive Übungen für Klasse 7 Hauptschule

Question 1

Welche Funktion hat 'must', wenn es um starke Verpflichtungen geht?

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Starke Verpflichtungen ausdrücken

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Schwache Vorschläge ausdrücken

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Vergangene Ereignisse beschreiben

Question 2

When 'should' is used to give advice, what does it primarily convey?

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A suggested course of action

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A duty or obligation

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A potential outcome

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Permission to do something

Question 3

In welcher Situation wird 'may' verwendet, um einen Vorschlag zu machen?

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Ein Freund fragt einen anderen, ob sie zusammen ins Kino gehen wollen.

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Der Lehrer bittet die Schüler, ihre Hausaufgaben zu machen.

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Die Eltern verbieten ihrem Kind, nach Mitternacht auszugehen.

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Ein Arzt rät seinem Patienten, mehr Sport zu treiben.

Question 4

Welches Modalverb drückt eine stärkere Verpflichtung aus: 'should' oder 'must'?

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Must

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Should

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Beide drücken die gleiche Verpflichtung aus

Question 5

In welchen Situationen verwenden wir 'might', um Vermutungen auszudrücken?

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Wenn wir vermuten, dass etwas passieren könnte.

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Wenn wir sicher sind, dass etwas passieren wird.

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Wenn wir hoffen, dass etwas passiert.

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Wenn wir eine Bedingung ausdrücken möchten.

Question 6

Wie können Modalverben im Passiv verwendet werden?

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Sie können Möglichkeit, Notwendigkeit oder Verpflichtung ausdrücken.

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Sie können nicht im Passiv verwendet werden.

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Sie werden mit dem Hilfsverb 'have' gebildet.

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Sie werden immer mit dem Infinitiv verwendet.

Question 7

Welcher Hauptunterschied besteht zwischen 'can' und 'could', wenn sie Möglichkeiten ausdrücken?

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'Can' zeigt eine tatsächliche Fähigkeit, während 'could' eine mögliche Fähigkeit ausdrückt.

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'Could' zeigt eine tatsächliche Fähigkeit, während 'can' eine mögliche Fähigkeit ausdrückt.

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'Can' und 'could' können immer austauschbar verwendet werden, um Möglichkeiten auszudrücken.

Question 8

What meanings can be expressed using the modal verb 'can'?

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Possibility, permission, suggestion

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Ability, obligation, advice

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Possibility, necessity, prohibition

Question 9

Translate the following sentence into English, which contains multiple modal verbs: Ich könnte morgen kommen.

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I might be able to come tomorrow.

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I can maybe come tomorrow.

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I maybe can come tomorrow.

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I may can come tomorrow.

Question 10

How did he report this statement: “I must finish the task by tomorrow.”?

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He said he had to finish the task by tomorrow.

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He said he would have to finish the task by tomorrow.

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He said he should finish the task by tomorrow.

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He said he would finish the task by tomorrow.

Question 11

Which sentence uses `could` correctly to make a polite request?

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Could you please pass me the pen?

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Give me the pen!

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I could have the pen?

Question 12

How do `can` and `could` differ when describing someone's abilities?

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`Can` shows a general ability, while `could` shows an ability in a specific situation.

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`Could` shows a stronger ability than `can`.

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`Can` and `could` mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably.

Question 13

Welche Aussage über die Verwendung von `should` und `must` ist korrekt?

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`Should` wird verwendet, um eine persönliche Meinung oder Empfehlung auszudrücken, während `must` eine objektive Verpflichtung ausdrückt.

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`Should` drückt eine stärkere Verpflichtung aus als `must.`

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`Must` kann verwendet werden, um eine Bitte oder einen Rat auszudrücken, während `should` nur für Verpflichtungen verwendet wird.

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`Should` und `must` sind austauschbar und können in allen Situationen verwendet werden.

Question 14

Wie unterscheiden sich `can` und `may` in ihrer Bedeutung, wenn sie eine Erlaubnis ausdrücken?

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`Can` drückt eine allgemeine Erlaubnis aus, während `may` eine höflichere Erlaubnis erfragt.

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`May` drückt eine stärkere Erlaubnis aus als `can`.

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`Can` und `may` können synonym verwendet werden, um eine Erlaubnis auszudrücken.

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`May` wird verwendet, um eine Erlaubnis zu verweigern, während `can` verwendet wird, um eine Erlaubnis zu erteilen.

Question 15

In conditional sentences type 2, `will` shows that something will definitely happen if a condition is met. Which modal verb do we use to show that something might happen if a condition was met?

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`would`

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`must`

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`can`

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`should`

Question 16

Translate the following sentence into English, which contains a modal verb in the passive voice: "Die Aufgabe muss von mir erledigt werden."

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The task must be done by me.

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The task has to be done by me.

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The task should be done by me.

Question 17

Frage: Wie unterscheiden sich `can` und `could`, wenn sie verwendet werden, um höflich um Erlaubnis zu bitten?

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`Can` wird für direkte Erlaubnisanfragen verwendet, während `could` für höflichere, indirektere Anfragen verwendet wird.

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`Can` wird verwendet, um die eigene Fähigkeit auszudrücken, während `could` für Annahmen oder Möglichkeiten verwendet wird.

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`Can` wird für allgemeine Erlaubnisanfragen verwendet, während `could` für spezifischere Anfragen verwendet wird.

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`Can` und `could` sind austauschbar, wenn es um Erlaubnis geht.

Question 18

To express strong necessity in English, which three modal verbs can we use? Describe the subtle differences in their usage.

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Must, have to, should

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May, might, can

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Will, would, could

Question 19

Translate the sentence `Ich werde morgen kommen.` into English, using `will` correctly.

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I will come tomorrow.

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I come tomorrow.

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I am coming tomorrow.

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I would come tomorrow.

Question 20

Task: Use `may` in three different sentences to ask for permission, express a possibility, and make a suggestion.

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1. May I borrow your book? 2. It may rain tomorrow. 3. You may want to consider this option.

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1. May I help you? 2. It might rain today. 3. You must go to school.

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1. Can I use your phone? 2. I may be late. 3. You can come with us.

Question 21

Identify the three modal verbs that convey strong obligation and explain how their usage differs.

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Must, ought to, have to

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Must, must have to, should

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Might, could, should

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Can, will, shall

Question 22

In the sentence 'You should study harder for the test', 'should' expresses:

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advice or recommendation

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possibility

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obligation

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necessity

Question 23

Which of the following is the correct past tense form of 'can'?

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could

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can

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canned

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could have

Question 24

The sentence 'She must have lost her keys.' indicates:

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a deduction

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a high possibility

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a strong possibility

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a certainty

Question 25

Which of these is NOT a use of 'will'?

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necessity

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prediction

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habitual action

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intention

Question 26

In the sentence 'You have to do your homework', 'have to' conveys:

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an obligation

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a possibility

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advice

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a necessity

Question 27

Which is the correct negative form of the modal verb 'must'?

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must not

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can't

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doesn't have to

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can't have to

Question 28

The sentence 'You needn't worry about the exam' means that:

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you don't have to worry about the exam

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you must worry about the exam

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you should worry about the exam

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you may worry about the exam

Question 29

Which modal verb is used to express prohibition?

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can't

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must

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may

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should

Question 30

Which sentence shows a possible event?

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It could rain tomorrow.

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You should study for the test.

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You must call your parents.

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You have to go to school.

Question 31

Which sentence shows an obligation?

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You have to do your homework.

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You are allowed to borrow my book.

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You are recommended to eat a healthy breakfast.

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It could be hot tomorrow.

Question 32

Which of these modal verbs is used to give advice?

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Should

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May

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Must

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Might

Question 33

Which sentence expresses necessity?

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You have to take the bus to school.

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You are advised to visit the museum.

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You are permitted to stay up late tonight.

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It could be cold tomorrow.

Question 34

Which modal verb is used to express permission?

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can

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must

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should

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might

Question 35

Which sentence expresses a negative possibility?

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It could not rain tomorrow.

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You are able to win the lottery.

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You must not cheat on the test.

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You are recommended to eat more vegetables.

Question 36

Which sentence expresses a strong obligation?

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You have to wear a uniform to school.

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You are not allowed to talk in class.

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You are advised to study for the test.

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It could be a good idea to visit the doctor.

Question 37

Which modal verb is used to express prohibition?

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must not

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can

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should

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might

Question 38

When expressing a weak possibility, how does 'might' differ from 'may'?

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'Might' expresses a more tentative possibility than 'may'.

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'Might' expresses a stronger possibility than 'may'.

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'May' conveys a more formal possibility than 'might'.

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'Might' is used for present and future possibilities, while 'may' is used for past possibilities.

Question 39

When do we use the word 'might'?

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To say something is possibly true.

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To say something is definitely true.

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To say something is necessary.

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To say something is forbidden.

Question 40

Translate the sentence into English, using `could` correctly: ‘I should have called you yesterday.’

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I could have called you yesterday.

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I had to call you yesterday.

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I was supposed to call you yesterday.

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I should call you yesterday.

Question 41

Translate the following sentence into polite English using 'could': 'Bitte öffne die Tür für mich.'

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Could you please open the door for me?

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You could open the door for me, please.

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Would you open the door for me, please?

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Can you open the door for me, please?

Question 42

When making polite requests, how does `might` differ from `may` in terms of the level of certainty it conveys?

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Might suggests a lower level of certainty than may

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May is used in formal requests, while might is used in informal requests

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Might is used to express permission, while may is used to express possibility

Question 43

Which form of the modal verb 'can' is correct for the subject 'I' in the present tense?

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can

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can't

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cans

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could

Question 44

Which sentence correctly uses the modal verb 'must' to express an obligation?

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You must finish your homework.

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You have to finish your homework.

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You must finish your homework?

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Must you finish your homework?

Question 45

Which modal verb is used to express permission?

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May

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Can

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Must

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Could

Question 46

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'You could go to the park if you wanted to.'

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Could

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Go

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Wanted

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If

Question 47

Which sentence correctly uses the modal verb 'should' to express advice?

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You should go to the doctor.

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You should go to the doctor?

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Should you go to the doctor?

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Go to the doctor, you should.

Question 48

Select the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: 'I _______ speak English very well.'

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can

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may

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must

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could

Question 49

Which of the following is NOT a modal verb?

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Go

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Can

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Must

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Should

Question 50

Which sentence correctly uses the modal verb 'can't' to express inability?

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He can't swim.

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He can't swim?

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Can't he swim?

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He swim can't.

Question 51

Which modal verb is used to give advice or make recommendations?

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Should

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Can

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Might

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Must

Question 52

Which modal verb is used to make deductions or express likelihood?

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Might

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Can

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Should

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Have to

Question 53

Which modal verb is used to express permission or ask for permission?

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May

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Can

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Should

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Must

Question 54

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'You should study harder.'

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Should

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Study

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Harder

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You

Question 55

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

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He can't speak English well.

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He can't speak English good.

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He can speak English good.

Question 56

Which modal verb is used to show ability or skill?

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Can

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Must

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Should

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Have to

Question 57

Identify the modal verb in the sentence: 'I must go now.'

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Must

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I

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Go

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Now

Question 58

He ____ finish his homework by tomorrow. Which modal verb should be used to express obligation?

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must

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may

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should

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can

Question 59

Which modal verb expresses an idea of something not being necessary?

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needn't

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shouldn't

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mustn't

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can't

Question 60

Select the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: You ____ smoke in the library. Which modal verb should be used to express prohibition?

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mustn't

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may not

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can't

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needn't

Question 61

Which sentence uses the modal verb 'should' to give advice?

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You should study more.

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You may study more.

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You can study more.

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You must study more.

Question 62

Which modal verb conveys a sense of possibility and uncertainty?

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might

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can

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should

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must

Question 63

Choose the correct form of the modal verb 'can' to complete the sentence: 'I __________ speak English fluently.'

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can

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could

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might

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may

Question 64

Which modal verb is used to express a strong obligation or necessity?

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Must

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Should

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May

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Could