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    This document contains 20 questions testing knowledge of modal verbs used to express ability, permission, requests, certainty and possibility. The questions cover modal verbs like can, could, may, might, must, should and have to in different contexts like obligations, permissions, past ability, deductions and predictions. The key provides the correct answers to test understanding of applying the appropriate modal verb in each situation.

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    This document contains 20 questions testing knowledge of modal verbs used to express ability, permission, requests, certainty and possibility. The questions cover modal verbs like can, could, may, might, must, should and have to in different contexts like obligations, permissions, past ability, deductions and predictions. The key provides the correct answers to test understanding of applying the appropriate modal verb in each situation.

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    ACTIVITY MODAL VERBS

    1. You drink the tap water. It’s not safe.


    a) shouldn’t
    b) mustn’t
    c) can’t

    2. We only have to be there at 1 o’clock and it’s 9 o’clock now. We hurry.


    a) don’t have to
    b) mustn’t
    c) won’t

    3. You submit the report by Friday, otherwise the boss will be furious.
    a) could
    b) must
    c) should

    4. The exhibition was free so I pay.


    a) didn’t have to
    b) mustn’t
    c) hadn’t to

    5. In schools in England pupils wear a uniform.


    a) must
    b) should
    c) have to

    6. I think people who live abroad learn the language of the country to be
    able to communicate with the locals.
    a) have to
    b) must
    c) should

    7. This meeting is not obligatory. You attend.


    a) don’t must
    b) don’t have to
    c) don’t have

    8. This dish is really spicy. It have chilli in it.


    a) must
    b) may
    c) can’t
    9. Amy be away. Her bag is still on her desk.
    a) may
    b) mustn’t
    c) can’t

    10. I’m not sure where he is but, he be in his room.


    a) might
    b) must
    c) can’t

    11. He has grey hair. He be older than 30.


    a) must
    b) can’t
    c) may

    12. He not remember me. We haven’t seen each other for ages.
    a) may
    b) can
    c) does

    13. He be serious. He be joking.


    a) must, may
    b) can’t, must
    c) may, has to

    14. I used to speak German very well.


    a) be able to
    b) be able
    c) can

    15. If I had better communicative skills, I would get a job in the


    media.
    a) can
    b) could
    c) be able to

    16. When I graduate, I will get a good job and support my family.
    a) can
    b) to can
    c) be able to
    17. When I was young I swim faster than anyone in my class.
    a) can
    b) able to
    c) could

    18. I see much better now with my new glasses.


    a) was able to
    b) can
    c) could

    19. I help you with your homework tonight if you want.


    a) can
    b) should
    c) ‘m able to

    20. I would love play the piano.


    a) to can
    b) be able to
    c) to be able to
    KEY
    1. A
    2. A
    3. B
    4. A
    5. A
    6. C
    7. B
    8. A
    9. C
    10. A
    11. A
    12. A
    13. B
    14. A
    15. C
    16. C
    17. C
    18. B
    19. A
    20. C

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