Modal verbs: present

Front

Which of the sentences is correct?
Options: She can to see it., She cans see it., She can sees it., Can you please to pass the rice?, None of them

Back

None of them

Front

Make a polite request with this prompt: You and I are good friends. We're in my apartment. You want to use the phone. Options: Can I use the phone please?, Can I use the phone?, Can I please use the phone?

Back

Can I use the phone please?, Can I use the phone?, Can I please use the phone?

Front

Which of the requests is informal?

• May I take a picture of your dog?
• Could I get some water?
• Would you pass me the salt?
• Can you please get that to me?

Back

Can you please get that to me?

Front

Which of the following modal is not common when making requests? May I, Could I, Might I, Can I

Back

Might I

Front

Complete the request with the phrase given: 'Good evening. Are you ready to order?' 'No, we're not. May ____?' (see/menu)

Back

we see the menu, may we see the menu

Front

Which of the following request is incorrect?

• May I see your driver's license?
• May you come here?
• Could you tell me the time?
• Can I help you?

Back

May you come here?

Front

Which of the following modals express a stronger obligation? Must, Had better, Should, Have to

Back

Must

Front

When we go to school, we ___ wear uniforms. It's a rule.

Back

must

Front

You ___ be an expert to use the basic functions of program.

Back

don't have to

Front

You ___ tell her that you are sorry. Options: should to, have got to, must, had better

Back

have got to