Modals: Expressing Obligation, Advice, & Permission (Quiz)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

Someone is mean to you online. (should)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

A stranger sends you a message on social media. (have to, negative form)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

Sarah wants to start her own blog. (have to)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

The children want to play outside. How can they ask for permission? (may)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

Someone uses a photo of you without asking you first. (must)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

Peter wants to go to the party. How can he ask for permission? (can)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

It’s up to me if I want to work from home or from the office. (have to, negative form)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

Nobody believes Larissa anymore. (should, negative form)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

Mark and Tony want to go to the cinema. How can they ask for permission? (may)

Read the situation and provide an answer using the Modal Verb in parentheses. Consider all the respective changes according to the Subject Pronoun:

You see someone on the street hitting an old man. (must)