Mastering Modal Auxiliaries

Complete the sentence: She ___ go to the party if she finishes her homework.

• can

• should

• might

• would

What does 'must' imply in the sentence: You must wear a helmet while riding a bike?

• It implies a strong obligation or requirement.

• It expresses a personal preference.

• It suggests a casual recommendation.

• It indicates a possibility or chance.

Formulate a question using 'could' about past abilities.

• What skills could you develop next year?

• What skills could you develop when you were younger?

• What skills could you have now?

• What skills could you learn in the future?

Rewrite the sentence using a modal: It is necessary for you to study for the exam.

• You might study for the exam.

• You must study for the exam.

• You should study for the exam.

• You can study for the exam.

Choose the correct modal: He ___ be at home; the lights are on.

• must

• should

• could

• might

Fill in the blank: You ___ not smoke in this area.

• might

• must

• should

• can

Transform this statement into a question: She can play the piano.

• Does she play the piano?

• Can she play the piano?

• Is she playing the piano?

• She plays the piano?

Identify the modal in this sentence: You should see a doctor if you're feeling unwell.

• could

• might

• should

• would

What is the meaning of 'could' in the context of permission?

• It denotes a requirement or obligation.

• It indicates permission or allowance.

• It expresses a future intention.

• It suggests a possibility or uncertainty.

Construct a sentence using 'shall' to indicate a suggestion.

• Shall I call you later?

• Shall we eat dinner now?

• Shall they finish the project?

• Shall we go for a walk?