Unit 3.1 Progress Test A

1.Circle the correct modal verbs to complete the sentences.

We’re going away for a week. How many T-shirts do you think I must / should pack?

2.Circle the correct modal verbs to complete the sentences.

Tourists have to / ought to take their passports with them on the trip because, otherwise, they won’t be allowed to cross the border.

3.Circle the correct modal verbs to complete the sentences.

You aren’t supposed to / needn’t bring cups of coffee into the meeting room. It’s OK this time, but don’t do it again.

4.Circle the correct modal verbs to complete the sentences.

The great thing about Sundays is that I don’t have to / mustn’t get up early. I can lie in bed all morning

5.Circle the correct modal verbs to complete the sentences.

You needn’t / mustn’t wear flip-flops or sandals on the mountain hike. Wear good, strong walking shoes.

6.Circle the correct modal verbs to complete the sentences.

I am a tour rep and I ought to / am supposed to wear a uniform in my job. That’s because I am representing my company’s values.

7.Circle the modal verb that cannot be used in each sentence.

Trevor can / may / might be able to come with us on the trip after all.

8.Circle the modal verb that cannot be used in each sentence.

Obviously, I can’t know for sure, but since she left so early, Susie should / must / could get to the hotel before us.

9.Circle the modal verb that cannot be used in each sentence.

Be careful. The weather can / could / must be really warm in North Africa at that time of year.

10.Circle the modal verb that cannot be used in each sentence.

This key must / can / should work. I had it cut specially this morning.