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1. www.myenglishpages.com › grammar-exercise-modalsGrammar Exercises: Modals Exercise With Answers

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   Download a whole lesson plan about English modal verbs in a PDF format! Test your grammar knowledge with this interactive modals exercise with answers. Do the exercise and click the button to get your score.

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   M009 - Modal Verbs Elementary; M008 - Modal Verbs Intermediate; M007 - Evelyn Glennie Intermediate; M006 - COULD or COULD HAVE Elementary; M005 - MUST, MUSTN'T or NEEDN'T Elementary; M004 - MUST or CAN'T Elementary; M003 - CAN, CAN'T, COULD, COULDN'T , BE ABLE TO Elementary; M002 - Modal Verbs Elementary; Modal Verbs 001 - One word too many ...

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4. www.examples.com › english › modal-verbs-exercisesModal Verbs Exercises - 80+ Exercises with Answers ... - Examples

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   May 23, 2024 · 🚀 Boost your English skills with 80+ modal verbs exercises! Downloadable PDFs, detailed answers, and practical examples. Ideal for all learners. 🌟📖

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   • Can/Could for Ability. modal verb. alternative form. can/could. to be able to. We use can in simple present. Example: Max can already change a tyre. We can use the alternative form to be able to in all tenses (present, past, perfect, progressive and future).
   • Should/Ought to for Advice. We use should/ought to to give advice, make suggestions or say what is a good idea. Example: Max should/ought to work more often in the garage.
   • Can/could/may/might for Permission. modal verb. alternative form. can/could/may/might. be allowed to. We use can/could/may/might to ask permission in simple present.
   • Must/need not/should for Obligation. modal verb. alternative form. must. have to. mustn’t. be not allowed to. need not. don’t have to. should/ought to. be supposed to/be expected to.

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   Oct 4, 2019 · Fill in the blanks with a modal auxiliary verb. 1. …………………….. you mind posting this letter for me? 2. …………………… you lend me your bicycle? 3. You ……………………….. not come to my door again. 4. You ……………………….. regret this. 5. What ……………………….. we do now? 6. Parents ………………………… teach their children to be honest. 7. He …………………………. take rest if he is tired. 8.

7. www.englishexercises.org › makeagame › viewgameModal Verbs and Adverbs - English Exercises

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   Read each sentence carefully. Choose the words from the box that match each sentence and enter your answers. 1. I study on the weekend because I have a test on Monday. 2. You brush your teeth every day. 3. I please borrow your pen? 4. I see you next week. 5 I finish the painting tomorrow but I need to buy some more paint first. 6.

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   What is a modal verb?

   • Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express necessity, possibility, permission, or ability (e.g., can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would). How are modal verbs used? Modal verbs are used with a base verb to indicate ability, possibility, permission, or obligation (e.g., She can swim; You must go).

   Modal Verbs Exercises - 80+ Exercises with Answers, PDF's - Examples

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   What are the different levels of modal verbs?

   • Modal Verbs Levels of Difficulty: Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced. modal verbs (M016) Intermediate, modal verbs (M015) Intermediate, modal verb Phrases (M014), Must, Mustn't, Have to, Don't have to (Elementary)

   Modal Verbs - Online Exercises - English Grammar

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   What modal verb is able to complete a sentence?

   • Choose the correct modal verb of ability to complete each sentence: can, could, be able to. When I was a child, I ________ swim very well. After months of training, she ________ run a marathon. I hope I ________ finish this project by the deadline. Before the accident, he ________ play the piano perfectly.

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   What should a missing modal verb express?

   • Read each sentence carefully and think about what the missing modal verb should express (e.g., possibility, obligation, permission, or ability). There are plenty of tomatoes in the fridge. You Select an option: buy any. This is a hospital. You Select an option: smoke here. He had been working for more than 11 hours.

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   How do you rewrite a sentence using past modal verbs?

   • Here’s an exercise where you need to rewrite the sentences using the appropriate past modal verbs. Use could have, might have, should have, would have, must have. I was very tired, so I didn’t go to the party. They were working very hard, so it’s likely they finished the project by now. She didn’t study enough, and as a result, she failed the exam.

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   How do you complete a sentence with a past modal verb?

   • Choose the correct past modal verb to complete each sentence: could have, might have, should have, would have, must have. I ________ gone to the party, but I was too tired. They ________ finished the project by now; they were working very hard. She ________ studied harder for the exam; she failed it.

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9. english.lingolia.com › verbs › modal-verbsModal Verbs – Free Exercise - Lingolia

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   First, in the exercise on the left, choose the correct modal verb in the present tense, in order to construct a text that makes sense. Then, replace the modal verb in the sentences on the right with the correct alternative form in the past tense.