understanding of modal verbs and their functions.
Instructions: Answer the following questions and exercises based on your
understanding of modal verbs and their functions. Part 1: Multiple Choice
Read each question carefully and choose the best answer from the choices
Part 1: Multiple Choice provided. Write the letter of your answer on the line provided.
Read each question carefully and choose the best answer from the choices
provided. Write the letter of your answer on the line provided. 1. Which modal verb would you use to express a polite request?
a) Must b) Could c) Shall d) Might
1. Which modal verb would you use to express a polite request?
a) Must b) Could c) Shall d) Might 2. Identify the modal verb that indicates obligation:
a) Can b) Might c) Must d) Will
2. Identify the modal verb that indicates obligation:
a) Can b) Might c) Must d) Will 3. Which sentence uses a modal verb to show permission?
a) We may go to the park later.
3. Which sentence uses a modal verb to show permission? b) I shall prepare dinner.
a) We may go to the park later. c) You must study for the exam.
b) I shall prepare dinner. d) He could solve the puzzle.
c) You must study for the exam.
d) He could solve the puzzle. 4. Which modal verb is often used to suggest a future action involving "I" or "we"?
a) Should b) Can c) Shall d) Would
4. Which modal verb is often used to suggest a future action involving "I" or "we"?
a) Should b) Can c) Shall d) Would 5. Choose the sentence where the modal verb shows a suggestion:
a) You must complete the report by tonight.
5. Choose the sentence where the modal verb shows a suggestion: b) You should see a doctor if you're not feeling well.
a) You must complete the report by tonight. c) He could be at the library.
b) You should see a doctor if you're not feeling well. d) May I join you for lunch?
c) He could be at the library.
d) May I join you for lunch? Part 2: Fill in the Blanks
Part 2: Fill in the Blanks Complete the following sentences using the appropriate modal verb: can, could,
may, must, should, or would.
Complete the following sentences using the appropriate modal verb: can, could,
may, must, should, or would. You _______ arrive on time for the interview; it is very important.
If we had more time, we _______ visit the museum.
You _______ arrive on time for the interview; it is very important. _______ I borrow your pen, please?
If we had more time, we _______ visit the museum. The students _______ submit their assignments by Friday.
_______ I borrow your pen, please? She _______ be at the library now; she said she was going there after lunch.
The students _______ submit their assignments by Friday.
She _______ be at the library now; she said she was going there after lunch. Part 3: Sentence Transformation
Rewrite the sentences below by changing the modal verb to a different one to
Part 3: Sentence Transformation alter the meaning.
Rewrite the sentences below by changing the modal verb to a different one to Original: You must complete the project by tomorrow.
alter the meaning. Change to show suggestion: ___________________________
Original: You must complete the project by tomorrow. Original: I can attend the meeting if needed.
Change to show suggestion: ___________________________ Change to show possibility: ___________________________
Original: I can attend the meeting if needed. Original: May I leave early today?
Change to show possibility: ___________________________ Change to an informal request: ___________________________
Original: May I leave early today?
Change to an informal request: ___________________________
Instructions: Answer the following questions and exercises based on your