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Modal Verbs Practice Exercises

The document is an exercise on modal verbs, requiring the reader to choose the correct modal verbs and verb forms to complete sentences. It includes five sentences with options for modals and verbs in brackets. The focus is on understanding the use of modals in different contexts.
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Modal Verbs Practice Exercises

The document is an exercise on modal verbs, requiring the reader to choose the correct modal verbs and verb forms to complete sentences. It includes five sentences with options for modals and verbs in brackets. The focus is on understanding the use of modals in different contexts.
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Modals

Choose the correct MODAL VERBS to complete the sentences and use the correct form of the
verb in brackets (PRESENT or PERFECT INFINITIVE).
1. I should/can’t ……………………………………………………………..(study) more but I didn’t have time.
2. You have to/can……………………………………………………..(tell) me anything you need, I’m here
for you
3. You mustn’t/should…………………………………………………(tell) me about it. I would have helped
you!
4. If you can/can’t …………………………………..(find) your keys, go to the kitchen. They
might/have to…………………………(be) on the table
5. I can’t/don’t have to………………………………………..(find) my jacket. I
must/should……………………………….(leave) it in the car.

Modals
Choose the correct MODAL VERBS to complete the sentences and use the correct form of the
verb in brackets (PRESENT or PERFECT INFINITIVE).
1. I should/can’t ……………………………………………………………..(study) more but I didn’t have time.
2. You have to/can……………………………………………………..(tell) me anything you need, I’m here
for you
3. You mustn’t/should…………………………………………………(tell) me about it. I would have helped
you!
4. If you can/can’t …………………………………..(find) your keys, go to the kitchen. They
might/have to…………………………(be) on the table
5. I can’t/don’t have to………………………………………..(find) my jacket. I
must/should……………………………….(leave) it in the car.
Modals
Choose the correct MODAL VERBS to complete the sentences and use the correct form of the
verb in brackets (PRESENT or PERFECT INFINITIVE).
1. I should/can’t ……………………………………………………………..(study) more but I didn’t have time.
2. You have to/can……………………………………………………..(tell) me anything you need, I’m here
for you
3. You mustn’t/should…………………………………………………(tell) me about it. I would have helped
you!
4. If you can/can’t …………………………………..(find) your keys, go to the kitchen. They
might/have to…………………………(be) on the table
5. I can’t/don’t have to………………………………………..(find) my jacket. I
must/should……………………………….(leave) it in the car.

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