Modal Verbs of Deduction

What is the right structure when using Modal Verbs?

• Modal Verb + Verb-ing

• Modal Verb + Verb-ed

• Modal Verb + Infinitive Verb

• Modal Verb + Verb in Past Participle

Which of the next options is a serie of infinitive verbs?

• watching, riding, singing, talking

• saw, was, thought, bought

• to sing, to watch, to be, to sit

Choose the serie of Modal Verbs.

• Can't, Should, Might, Will

• Am, Think, Stay, Look

• Seen, Been, Gone, Done

Write TRUE or FALSE and correct if you choose false. When we use Modal Verbs, whe must use infinitive verbs without the word ''to''.

What type of sentences can we write with this three Modal Verbs: Will, May and Might?

• Affirmative

• Negative

• Affirmative and Negative

When do we use Might?

• When we're 100% sure

• When we're 50% sure (formal situations)

• When we're 50% sure (informal situations)

When do we use Will?

• When we're 100% sure

• When we're 50% sure (informal situations)

• When we're 50% sure (formal situations)

When do we use May?

• When we're 100% sure

• When we're 50% sure (informal situations)

• When we're 50% sure (formal situations)

Complete the next sentence with the affirmative form. I think your keys are inside your pocket. Your keys _____________ inside your pocket.

• may are

• may be

• will be

Complete the next sentence with the affirmative form. You're going to study at Cambridge University next year. ''You _________ at the Cambridge University next year.''

• won't study

• will studing

• will study