Modalverben im Englischen: Interaktive Übungen für Klasse 7

Question 1

Which of the following is **not** a meaning of the modal verb "can"?

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Advice

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Ability

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Permission

Question 2

In the sentence 'Our teacher suggested we could read the book for our next project', which modal verb is used? Explain its meaning and function in this context.

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could: expresses possibility or permission

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must: expresses necessity or obligation

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should: expresses advice or recommendation

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will: expresses future intention or prediction

Question 3

Welches Modalverb passt in den Satz, um eine Bitte auszudrücken: "Bitte ... die Tür schließen."

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könnt

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dürft

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müsst

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werdet

Question 4

Welche Aussage beschreibt die Bedeutungen der Modalverben 'can', 'could', 'may' und 'might' korrekt?

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Can: Fähigkeiten, Could: Möglichkeiten, May: Erlaubnis, Might: Wahrscheinlichkeiten

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Can: Möglichkeiten, Could: Fähigkeiten, May: Wahrscheinlichkeiten, Might: Erlaubnis

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Can: Wahrscheinlichkeiten, Could: Fähigkeiten, May: Möglichkeiten, Might: Erlaubnis

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Can: Erlaubnis, Could: Möglichkeiten, May: Fähigkeiten, Might: Wahrscheinlichkeiten

Question 5

Explain the difference between using the modal verbs "will" and "would" to talk about the future and to make polite requests.

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Will is used for certain predictions or intentions in the future, while would is used for uncertain predictions or polite requests.

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Will is used for polite requests, while would is used for certain predictions in the future.

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Will and would are both used for expressing certain predictions in the future.

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Will and would are both used to make polite requests.

Question 6

Translate the following sentence into the past tense using the appropriate modal verb: "I can sing well."

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I could sing well.

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I was allowed to sing well.

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I sang well.

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I should sing well.

Question 7

Translate the sentence into the past tense using the correct modal verb: I can sing well.

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I could sing well.

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I can sing well.

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I was allowed to sing well.

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I had to sing well.

Question 8

Write a short conversation that includes requests for permission, permissions granted, and suggestions, using different modal verbs.

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Can I borrow your pencil? Could you pass me the salt? How about we go to the park later? Will you please open the window, it's getting stuffy in here.

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You can't enter the library without a library card.

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It's possible the train might arrive late.

Question 9

Wie unterscheiden sich die Modalverben 'may' und 'might' in ihrer Verwendung, um Möglichkeiten und Unsicherheiten auszudrücken?

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'Might' drückt eine größere Unsicherheit aus als 'may'.

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'May' drückt eine höhere Wahrscheinlichkeit aus als 'might'.

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'May' und 'might' können synonym verwendet werden.

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'May' drückt eine Möglichkeit aus, während 'might' eine Notwendigkeit ausdrückt.

Question 10

How do the modal verbs 'should' and 'must' differ in expressing obligation and expectation?

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'Should' is used for advice or expectations, while 'must' is used for obligations or prohibitions.

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'Should' expresses a stronger obligation than 'must.'

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Both modal verbs can be used interchangeably.

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'Must' is used for advice, while 'should' is used for obligations.

Question 11

Wie unterscheiden sich die Modalverben "would" und "will" in ihrer Verwendung für höfliche Bitten und Vorschläge?

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Would wird für höfliche Bitten verwendet, während will für direkte Vorschläge genutzt wird.

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Will wird für höfliche Bitten verwendet, während would für indirekte Vorschläge genutzt wird.

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Would wird für direkte Bitten verwendet, während will für höfliche Vorschläge genutzt wird.

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Will wird für Vorschläge und Bitten verwendet, während would nur für direkte Bitten genutzt wird.

Question 12

Create a table that organizes the meanings, uses, and forms of all modal verbs.

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A table with columns for meaning, use, and form that includes all modal verbs.

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A table that includes only the meanings of the modal verbs.

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A list of all modal verbs, without any additional information.

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An essay about modal verbs.

Question 13

Which modal verb would you use to rewrite this sentence as a suggestion: "It's a good idea to start studying early for the test."?

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should

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must

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could

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can

Question 14

Translate the sentence into English: Ich muss meine Hausaufgaben machen.

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I must do my homework.

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I should do my homework.

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I can do my homework.

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I will do my homework.

Question 15

Which of the following is **NOT** a meaning of the modal verb 'can'?

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Prohibition

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Ability

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Permission

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Possibility

Question 16

In the sentence "You must be tired after such a long day," which modal verb is used and what is its specific function?

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Must indicates an obligation or necessity.

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Must expresses a possibility or probability.

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Must gives advice or a suggestion.

Question 17

In the sentence "He said I should not come," which modal verb is used and what does it express?

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should - advice or mild obligation

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could - possibility or ability

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may - permission

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must - strong obligation or necessity

Question 18

Which of the following statements accurately describes the distinction between the modal verbs 'can' and 'could' when expressing abilities?

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'Can' is used for current abilities, while 'could' is used for potential or less certain abilities.

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'Could' is used for past abilities, while 'can' is used for permission or possibility.

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'Can' is used for specific abilities, while 'could' is used for general abilities.

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'Could' is more formal than 'can' and should be used in polite requests.

Question 19

Rewrite the sentence using the past tense to show that you were able to do something: I can play the piano.

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I could play the piano.

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I was able to play the piano.

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I can played the piano.

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I might play the piano.

Question 20

Which modal verb is used to show that something is necessary or obligatory?

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Must

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Could

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Might

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Should

Question 21

Which modal verb is used to talk about future plans or intentions?

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Will

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Would

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Can

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Must

Question 22

Which modal verb is used to express a recommendation or give advice?

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Should

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Would

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Could

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Must

Question 23

Which modal verb is used to talk about past abilities or possibilities?

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Could

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Would

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May

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Might

Question 24

Which modal verb is used to talk about repeated actions or habits in the past?

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Used to

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Can

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Could

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Should

Question 25

What is the key difference between using 'should' and 'must' to express obligations or expectations?

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Must implies a stronger sense of obligation or expectation than should.

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Should indicates a stronger obligation or expectation than must.

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Should and must can be used interchangeably when expressing obligations or expectations.

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Must is used for positive obligations, while should is used for negative obligations.

Question 26

Which of the following best describes how 'may' and 'might' differ when expressing possibility?

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'Might' expresses greater uncertainty than 'may'.

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'May' expresses a higher likelihood than 'might'.

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'May' can be used to ask for permission, while 'might' cannot.

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'Might' is only used to make predictions.

Question 27

When making a guess about the weather, which modal verb would you use in the sentence: "It ____ be raining tomorrow."?

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might

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can

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must

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should

Question 28

When discussing someone's abilities or what's possible, how do we use "can" and "could" differently?

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Can indicates certainty about someone's ability, while could suggests less certainty.

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Could is used to describe past abilities that someone no longer possesses.

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Can and could have the same meaning when discussing abilities and possibilities.

Question 29

How do "can" and "could" differ when expressing ability or asking for permission?

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Can indicates current ability, while could suggests potential ability.

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Can is used to request permission, while could is used to offer permission.

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Can is more formal than could.

Question 30

Anna told us that we absolutely must attend her party on Saturday. Rewrite this sentence in indirect speech, using the correct modal verb:

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Anna said that we had to come to her party on Saturday

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Anna said that we could come to her party on Saturday

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Anna asked if we could come to her party on Saturday

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Anna suggested that we should come to her party on Saturday

Question 31

Which of the following correctly describes the usage of 'would' and 'could' in expressing habits and suppositions?

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'Would' expresses suppositions or polite requests, while 'could' indicates habits or routines.

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'Would' expresses habits in the past, while 'could' expresses ability or possibility.

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'Would' and 'could' can be used interchangeably when giving advice or suggestions.

Question 32

Which statement accurately describes the difference between the modal verbs 'should' and 'must' when used to express advice and obligation?

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'Must' expresses a strong obligation that cannot be ignored, while 'should' conveys a weaker obligation that can be disregarded.

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'Should' expresses a strong obligation, while 'must' suggests a weaker obligation.

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'Should' is used to give advice, while 'must' is only used to express obligation.

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'Should' is used to express a personal opinion, while 'must' is used to state a fact.

Question 33

Which modal verb in the past tense should be used to correctly complete the sentence? I ______ not swim when I was five years old.

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could

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can

Question 34

Which of these is NOT a common use of the modal verb "will"?

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To describe a habit or routine

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To express an intention

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To make a prediction

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To make a promise or offer

Question 35

Which modal verb is typically used to show that someone is able to do something?

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Can

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May

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Must

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Should

Question 36

Which modal verb is used to indicate that something is absolutely necessary or essential?

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Must

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Can

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Could

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Might

Question 37

Which modal verb is commonly used to ask for permission politely?

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May

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Can

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Must

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Will

Question 38

Which modal verb is used to express the idea of possibility, uncertainty, or guesswork?

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Could

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Can

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Must

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Should

Question 39

Which modal verb is often used to give suggestions, advice, or recommendations?

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Should

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Can

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May

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Must

Question 40

Which modal verb is used to show that someone is willing or intends to do something?

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Will

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Can

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Could

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Would

Question 41

Which modal verb is used to make statements that are not necessarily true but are imagined or possible?

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Would

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Can

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Could

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Must

Question 42

Which modal verb is used to indicate that something is not necessary or obligatory?

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Needn't

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Can

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Could

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Will

Question 43

Which modal verb is used to ask for permission?

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could

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should

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will

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must

Question 44

Which modal verb indicates an obligation or necessity?

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must

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can

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should

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might

Question 45

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

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should

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can

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would

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must

Question 46

Which modal verb is used to express ability in the past?

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could

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can

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may

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would

Question 47

Which modal verb is used to express intention?

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will

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can

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may

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should

Question 48

Which modal verb is used to express a strong recommendation?

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should

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can

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could

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must

Question 49

Which modal verb is used to express a prohibition?

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must not

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can

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may

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could

Question 50

Which modal verb is used to express a deduction or inference?

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might

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could

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would

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should

Question 51

Which modal verb indicates a possible action or event?

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might

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can

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must

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should

Question 52

Identify the modal verb used to make a prediction or express a high probability of an event happening.

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will

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should

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might

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can

Question 53

Choose the modal verb that expresses an obligation or strong necessity.

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must

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should

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could

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may

Question 54

Which modal verb is used to express the ability to do something in the past?

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could

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would

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should

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may

Question 55

Select the modal verb that is used to make a suggestion or offer a possible solution.

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might

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must

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will

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should

Question 56

Which modal verb is used to express a strong recommendation or piece of advice?

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should

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may

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might

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could

Question 57

Select the modal verb that is used to describe a situation or event that is only possible in a certain hypothetical or imaginary scenario.

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would

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must

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could

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should

Question 58

Which word is NOT a modal verb?

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run

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can

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must

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may

Question 59

Which modal verb expresses possibility?

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might

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can

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should

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will

Question 60

Which modal verb is used to give advice?

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should

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could

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will

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must

Question 61

Which modal verb expresses an obligation?

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must

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may

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can

Question 62

Which modal verb expresses permission?

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may

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will

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should

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can

Question 63

Which modal verb expresses habit or repeated actions in the past?

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would

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may

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could

Question 64

Which modal verb expresses ability?

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can

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would

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may

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could