MODAL VERBS

What sentence using a modal means "It's necessary"?

• You have to do your homework.

• You can do your homework.

• You might do your homework.

• You mustn't do your homework?

Complete with the correct modal verb:

It _____ rain. I'm not sure.

What sentence using a modal verb means "it's a good idea"?

• You can go to the doctor.

• You ought to go to the doctor.

• You must go to the doctor.

• You shouldn't go t the doctor.

Complete with the correct modal verb:

She _____ park here. It's a handicap parking.

What sentence using a modal verb means "Let's"?

• Were we able to go to the cinema?

• May we go to the cinema?

• Shall we go to the cinema?

• Do we have to go to the cinema?

Complete with the correct modal verb:

It's forbidden to copy during exams. You _____ do it.

What sentence using a modal verb means "It's not necessary"?

• I must wear a uniform.

• I don't have to wear a uniform.

• I have to wear a uniform.

• I should wear a uniform.

Complete with the correct modal verb:

The students _____ read when they were three years old.

Do you think you understand how to use modal verbs?

• Yes, I understand everything.

• No, I don't understand anything.

• Yes, but I need to practice more.

• Yes, but I don't understand some of them.

Write some advice you would give to someone who wants to be a better student using modal verbs.