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Modals Worksheet for English Practice

The document is a worksheet containing multiple-choice questions focused on the use of modal verbs in various contexts. Each question presents a scenario where the appropriate modal verb must be selected from given options. The modals cover obligations, permissions, abilities, and possibilities.

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Modals Worksheet for English Practice

The document is a worksheet containing multiple-choice questions focused on the use of modal verbs in various contexts. Each question presents a scenario where the appropriate modal verb must be selected from given options. The modals cover obligations, permissions, abilities, and possibilities.

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MODALS (WORKSHEET)

[Link] ___ speak politely to your elders.


(a) should (b) can (c) may
[Link] ___ go for a picnic if the weather improves.
(a) must (b) might (c) should
[Link] ___ play the guitar when she was five.
(a) can (b) could (c) may
4. He ___ be at home; I just saw his car outside.
(a) can (b) must (c) could
[Link] ___ not smoke here; it's a no-smoking zone.
(a) must (b) should (c) may
6.___ I use your phone for a minute?
(a) Should (b) May (c) Will
[Link] baby ___ cry if you wake her up.
(a) can (b) shall (c) might
[Link] ___ finish the project by tomorrow.
(a) must (b) may (c) could
[Link] ___ carry their ID cards all the time.
(a) might (b) should (c) can
[Link] ___ obey traffic rules for everyone’s safety.
(a) must (b) can (c) might
[Link] ___ lift this heavy box alone.
(a) can (b) must (c) may
[Link] ___ park your car here; it’s allowed.
(a) can (b) must (c) should
13.___ we go to the museum this weekend?
(a) Shall (b) Might (c) Must
[Link] ___ have told me earlier about your plan.
(a) should (b) can (c) will
[Link] ___ have taken the wrong train.
(a) must (b) might (c) shall

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