Modal verbs - 9th Grade

GRAMMAR - DEFINITIONS

What is a modal verb?

• They are verbs to express conditions, abilities, possibilities, so on.

• They are auxiliary verbs to express probabilities, permissions, suggestions, so on.

• They are normal verbs to express present, past, and future actions.

• They are special verbs to express favors, plans, habits, and conditions.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

We _______ use our mobile phones in class.

• can not

• have to

• could not

• mustn't

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

Jennifer, tell me...Who ________ I invite to my party?

• should

• may not

• must not

• have to

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

Oh no! I ______ go now because I am late for my class. Bye!

• mustn't

• can

• have to

• may

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

I ____________ do many things for my sea animals in the future, but I can’t in this moment.

• could

• ought not to

• dare

• needn’t

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

Let’s play something… I ____________ you to knock on the door and run!

• dare

• need

• ought to

• must

MODAL VERBS

Correct the following sentence. Type the correct sentence considering the grammar of the modal verbs.

You don't have to leaving home during the lockdown.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

I ____________ visit my British uncle the next week… he wants to see me.

• could not

• ought to

• shall not

• dare

MODAL VERBS

Complete the following sentence with the correct Modal Verb according to the grammar and context.

I _____________ bring an umbrella, it might rain later.

• Wouldn't

• Needn't

• Should

• Can

MODAL VERBS

Correct the following sentence according to the usage of the modal verb.

They ought not travel around the world.