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1Modal verbs do not function without another verb.

True False

2"Could" is used to talk about…

…ability in the present time. ...ability in the past. ...ability in the future.

3The sentence "I will help you with the laundry" is an example of…

Promise Prediction Offer

4"Might" and "May" have a very similar meaning.

True False

5Which of the following sentences is more polite?

May I open the window? Can I open the window? Shall I open the window?

6Which of the following Modal verbs is used to make promises?

May Will Must

7We can use was/were able to instead of Could.

True False

8"Should" and 'Ought to' have very different meanings.

True False

9Which of the following Modals is used to give advice?

Will Should Could

10"Would" can be used in Conditional sentences.

True False

11Which of the following Modals is used to make polite requests?

Would Can Will

12Which of the following sentences refers to a personal obligation?

You don't have to smoke in public areas I must go to bed early They have to study

13The negative form of Must is Mustn't.

True False

14"Could" is the past form of "Should".

True False

15The verb after the Modal verb is generally written in the…

Past form Infinitive form Present form

16Which of the following sentences is a request?

Will we time travel in the future? Can you help me with the baby, please? Should I go to the doctor?

17Which of the following Modals would you use to give advice?

Should Could May

18Which of the following sentences refers to moral duty?

I shall never wear it It may snow tomorrow You ought to visit your aunt tomorrow

19"Must" is used to make rhetorical questions.

True False

20"Will" and "Shall" have the same meaning but "Will" is more formal.

True False