MODALS
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- Q1
Which of the following rules justifies that the given statement below is incorrect? Learners have explained must the lesson very well.
modal verb occupies the first position in the verb phrase
subject of the sentence has no effect on the form of the modal
modal verb is inverted with the subject of the sentence to form interrogative sentence
30s - Q2
Which of the following rules justifies that the given statement below is correct? Should learners be able to explain the lesson very well?
modal verb occupies the first position in the verb phrase
modal verb is inverted with the subject of the sentence to form interrogative sentence
subject of the sentence has no effect on the form of the modal
30s - Q3
Which of the following rules justifies that the given statements below are correct: Learners should be able to explain the lesson very well. Learner_ should be able to explain the lesson very well.
subject of the sentence has no effect on the form of the modal
modal verb occupies the first position in the verb phrase
modal verb is inverted with the subject of the sentence to form interrogative sentence
30s - Q4
Which of the following rules justifies that the given statement below is incorrect? Learners do not must forget the importance of rules.
modals do not change to show past tense
modals carry the negative of the sentence by the addition of not/n't
modals never change their form irrespective of the subject of the sentence
30s - Q5
Which of the following rules justifies that the given statement below is incorrect? Learners mighted be able to understand the lesson well.
modals never change their form irrespective of the subject of the sentence
modals carry the negative of the sentence by the addition of not/n't
modals do not change to show past tense
30s - Q6
The company ________ go bankrupt if they don’t find a lot of money quickly!
must
should
might
shouldn’t
30s - Q7
I left my purse at home. Arabella, ________ you lend me ten dollars?
may
must
shouldn't
could
30s - Q8
It's wet and windy outside today. You ________ go out without an umbrella.
must
shouldn’t
won't
don't have to
30s - Q9
I think that sign means we ________ enter the building. Look, there's a security guard too.
have to
mustn’t
won't
should
30s - Q10
Be polite! You_______ speak rudely to your brother.
couldn't
didn't have to
can't
shouldn’t
30s - Q11
Can you fly? The modal in this sentence is used to express________.
permission
certainty
ability
probability
30s - Q12
I am not sure if you could send me home. The modal in this sentence is used to express________.
probability
ability
certainty
permission
30s - Q13
Yes. You may borrow the broom. The modal in this sentence is used to express________.
probability
permission
certainty
ability
30s - Q14
I might arrive there earlier than I was expected to. The modal in this sentence is used to express________.
ability
probability
permission
certainty
30s - Q15
Shall I call you a genius? The modal in this sentence is used to express________.
obligation
suggestion
instruction
permission
30s