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Modals Practice Worksheet

The document consists of various exercises focused on the use of modal verbs. It includes fill-in-the-blank sentences, choosing the correct modals, completing sentences with appropriate modals, and rewriting sentences using modals. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and application of modal verbs in different contexts.

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Modals Practice Worksheet

The document consists of various exercises focused on the use of modal verbs. It includes fill-in-the-blank sentences, choosing the correct modals, completing sentences with appropriate modals, and rewriting sentences using modals. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and application of modal verbs in different contexts.

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Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks Instructions: Complete the sentences using the appropriate modal verbs from the options provided. 1. Rachel _____ have brought the bicycle, but she didn’t have enough money. (could/should) 2. This is a hospital, and you loudly here. (must/could) 3. Uma _____ apply for the job she got in London. (might/would) 4. Yusuf speak fluent French when they used to stay in Paris. (must/could) 5. Take the raincoat as it rain later. (might/would) not talk Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Modal Instructions: Select the correct modal verb to complete each sentence. 1. You ____ visit the doctor immediately as your symptoms are quite severe. (must/can) 2.___ you give me a bottle of water? My throat is parched. (could/shall) 3.1 like to talk about the great freedom fighters on Independence Day. (would/must) 4. One _____ help the old and needy people. (ought to/can) 5. ____ you like some sweets that | made yesterday? (would/can) Exercise 3: Complete the Sentences Instructions: Fill in the blanks with appropriate modals in the sentences below. 1.1 (can/must) 2. There be a number of people at the airport today. (might/must) borrow your pencil, please? 3.1 reach the restaurant in five minutes. (can/will) 4, _____ we postpone the picnic to next week? (Shall/Can) 5. She never eats so much again; she be careful about her health! (must/can) Exercise 4: Modal Verbs in Context Instructions: Fill in the blanks with appropriate modals based on context. 1. He said that he come tomorrow if he finishes his work early. 2. You not worry about your exam; you have prepared well. 3. If it rains, we stay indoors. 4. She help you with your homework if you ask her nicely. 5. They be at home since their car is parked outside. Exercise 5: Rewrite with Modals Instructions: Rewrite the following sentences using a suitable modal verb. 1. It is necessary for you to finish your homework. 2. It is possible that she will arrive late. 3. You are allowed to leave early today. 4. It is advisable for him to see a doctor. 5. He has the ability to play chess very well.

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