Understanding Modal Verbs

What is a modal verb?

• A modal verb is a type of noun that describes a person.

• A modal verb is an auxiliary verb that indicates modality, such as ability, permission, or obligation.

• A modal verb is a main verb that shows action.

• A modal verb is an adverb that modifies adjectives.

What is the difference between 'may' and 'might'?

• 'Might' is used only in past tense contexts.

• 'May' is used exclusively for permission, while 'might' is not.

• 'May' and 'might' are interchangeable with no difference.

• 'May' implies a stronger possibility than 'might'.

Choose the correct sentence to ask for permission:

• Might I go to the toilet?

• May I go to the toilet?

• Should I go to the toilet?

• May I go toilet?

Which modal verb do we use for giving advice?

• May

• Might

• Should

• Can

Which one shows lower possibility?

• It may snow tomorrow

• It might snow tomorrow

• It will snow tomorrow

1. Which sentence is correct?

• She may to go home

• She may goes home

• She may go home

• She may going home

“You ______ eat more fruits and vegetables.”

• May

• Might

• Should

• Can