Modals

You and your friends are on a trip to a beach in Tel Aviv. However, no one knows how to get to the beach and you get lost. What will you suggest?

• 1. I think we can go home now.

• 2. I think going to a restaurant might be a good idea.

• 3. You could open Google Maps on your phone.

• 4. You should read the instructions more carefully.

Tom looks very exhausted. What do you recommend he do?

• 1. You should eat more.

• 2. You have to study harder.

• 3. I suggest you get some rest.

• 4. You might want to go for a walk.

Amir : I am not good at English but I need it for my work.

Tali : .......................... (giving advice)

• 1. You must practise English every day.

• 2. You could take an online English course.

• 3. Do you like to study English?

• 4. You must go to bed earlier in order to be alert.

The English lesson ... now. I hope Mr. Roma is preparing the online tools.

• 1. should start

• 2. should be starting

• 3. should have started

Stop! You ... the baby a pencil to play with. It's too risky.

• 1. should never give

• 2. can give

• 3. must always give

• 4. might give

Dalia, watch out! A car is coming. You ... careful when you cross the street.

• 1. must have been

• 2. needn't be

• 3. must be

• 4. can be

Alex : You don't look well today.

Bryan : Yes, I have a headache and a stomach ache.

Alex : You should go to a doctor. Come on, I will accompany you.

Bryan : Ok.

The underlined words show ....

• 1. Agreement

• 2. Disagreement

• 3. Advice

• 4. Plan

Choose the correct meaning of the modal in this sentence:

You must wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.

• 1. Possibility

• 2. Obligation

• 3. Advice

• 4. Ability

Choose the correct meaning of the modal in this sentence:

You may need a visa to visit that country.

• 1. possibility

• 2. obligation

• 3. recommendation

• 4. advice

You should definitely take _______ on a camping trip.

• 1. insect repellent

• 2. pajamas

• 3. makeup

• 4. a brush