Question 1

Modal verbs express:

Accepted Answer

speaker's attitude.

Answer

an action.

Question 2

Modals

Accepted Answer

don't take -s; -ing or ed.

Answer

-s; ing; ed can be added to the modals in certain cases.

Question 3

Modals (except for ought to) are followed by the base infinitive.

Accepted Answer

That's right.

Answer

No.

Question 4

"Have to" means:

Accepted Answer

obliged.

Answer

allowed.

Question 5

"May/ could" in questions mean:

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is it OK if...

Answer

possible

Question 6

"Mustn't/ haven't" mean:

Accepted Answer

aren't allowed.

Answer

it's a good idea not to do sth.

Question 7

We use the verb with -ing suffix when it is used as a noun in a sentence.

Accepted Answer

That's right.

Answer

No.

Question 8

Do we use the following verb with -ing after the following verbs: admit; appreciate; imagine; suggest?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do.

Answer

No, we don't.

Question 9

Do we use "to infinitive"  after: would like, would prefer;  would love?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do.

Answer

No, we don't.

Question 10

Do we use the verb with -ing suffix after "too/ enough"?

Accepted Answer

No, we don't.

Answer

Yes, we do.

Question 11

Do we use "to infinitive" after: appear, decide, hope, plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do.

Answer

No, we don't.

Question 12

In the sentence: "Daphne is upstairs; she must be playing on her computer". "Must" expresses:

Accepted Answer

that the speaker is certain about the action taking places.

Answer

that the subject of the sentence is obliged to carry out the action.

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