Modals Worksheet
1: Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verb (can, could, may, might, shall, should,
will, would)
1. By next year, I ____________________ have completed my project.
2. If I had more time, I ____________________ visit my grandparents more often.
3. You ____________________ try this cake, it's delicious!
4. She ____________________ speak three languages fluently.
5. We ____________________ book the tickets in advance to avoid last-minute hassle.
2: Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence
1. It's raining outside, so you ____________________ take an umbrella. (should/might)
2. I ____________________ finish my homework before I go out to play. (will/must)
3. If I won the lottery, I ____________________ travel around the world. (would/could)
4. You ____________________ be careful while crossing the road. (should/can)
5. By the time I arrived, they ____________________ already eaten dinner. (would/might)
3: Rewrite the sentences using modals
1. It's possible that it will rain tomorrow. (might)
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2. I'm sure she is busy. (must)
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3. I'm not sure if I'll attend the party. (might)
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4. You are allowed to ask questions. (may)
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5. I'm certain that he will pass the exam. (will)
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4: Identify the correct usage of modals in the given sentences
1. You should try this new restaurant. (advice/suggestion)
2. She might attend the meeting. (possibility/ability)
3. We will meet at 5 pm. (promise/prediction)
4. He can speak French fluently. (ability/permission)
5. You must follow the rules. (obligation/necessity)