May and Must Mastery

Identify the correct use of 'may' in the following sentence: I _____ go to the party if I finish my homework.

• may

• should

• could

• can

Differentiate between 'may' and 'must' in the following sentence: I _____ finish my homework before I can go to the party.

• can

• should

• must

• might

Use 'may' or 'must' to complete the sentence: You _____ bring your ID to enter the club.

• should

• might

• can

• must

Construct a sentence using 'may' to express possibility.

• It may rain tomorrow.

• May I have some water?

• I may go to the beach tomorrow.

• It may snow tomorrow.

Construct a sentence using 'must' to express necessity.

• You must watch TV instead of doing your homework.

• You must finish your homework before going out to play.

• You must eat ice cream for dinner.

• You must take a nap before going to bed.

Identify the correct use of 'may' in the following sentence: She _____ be at home by now.

• may

• can

• should

• must

Differentiate between 'may' and 'must' in the following sentence: You _____ be quiet during the movie.

• might

• can

• should

• must

Use 'may' or 'must' to complete the sentence: Students _____ wear uniforms to school.

• can

• might

• must

• should

Construct a sentence using 'may' to ask for permission.

• May I eat in the classroom?

• May I go to the restroom?

• Can I go to the restroom?

• May I talk during the test?

Construct a sentence using 'must' to give a strong recommendation.

• You must never brush your teeth.

• You must always wear mismatched socks.

• You must eat pizza for breakfast every day.

• You must visit the Grand Canyon at least once in your lifetime.