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Modals Worksheet for Class IX Students

This document is a worksheet for Class IX students at Ganga International School focused on modals. It includes three parts: filling in the blanks with suitable modals, choosing the correct modal from given options, and rewriting sentences using appropriate modals. The exercises aim to enhance students' understanding and usage of modal verbs in various contexts.

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Modals Worksheet for Class IX Students

This document is a worksheet for Class IX students at Ganga International School focused on modals. It includes three parts: filling in the blanks with suitable modals, choosing the correct modal from given options, and rewriting sentences using appropriate modals. The exercises aim to enhance students' understanding and usage of modal verbs in various contexts.

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GANGA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

CLASS -IX
MODALS WORKSHEET

Part A: Fill in the blanks with suitable modals:


1. You _____ wear a helmet while riding a two-wheeler. (necessity)
2. _____ I come in, Sir? (permission)
3. We _____ reach the station on time if we leave now. (possibility)
4. He _____ play the violin when he was five. (past ability)
5. They _____ respect their elders. (moral duty)
6. You _____ not talk during the exam. (prohibition)
7. I _____ visit my grandmother this weekend. (possibility)
8. You _____ take your umbrella. It looks like rain. (suggestion)
9. She _____ obey the school rules. (obligation)
10. If I were you, I _____ speak to the teacher. (advice)

Part B: Choose the correct modal from the options given:


1. [Link] (can / must / might) not use mobile phones during class.
2. 2.I (would / shall / could) like to have a glass of water, please.
3. Riya (can / must / would) solve this puzzle easily—she’s good at it.
4. We (may / will / ought to) never cheat in exams.
5. He (must / should / could) be at home. The lights are on.
6. The students (may / can / must) leave after the bell rings.
7. I (shall / must / could) go to the doctor if this pain continues.
8. (Shall / Will / Could) you help me lift this box?
9. You (can / might / must) apologise for being rude.
10. We (should / might / shall) take part in the clean-up drive tomorrow.
11. We (should / might / shall) take part in the clean-up drive tomorrow.

Part C: Rewrite the sentences using appropriate modals:


1. It is necessary for you to follow school rules.
→ You __________ follow school rules.
2. It is not allowed to carry mobile phones to the exam hall.
→ Students __________ carry mobile phones to the exam hall.
3. I suggest you take some rest.
→ You __________ take some rest.
4. Is it okay if I open the window?
→ __________ I open the window?
5. It is your duty to help the needy.
→ You __________ help the needy.
6. It was possible for her to win the competition.
→ She __________ have won the competition.

7. It was possible for her to win the competition.


→ She __________ have won the competition.
8. I plan to go to Jaipur next weekend.
→ I __________ go to Jaipur next weekend.
9. My father gave me permission to stay out late.
→ My father said I __________ stay out late.
10. It is not possible to lift this alone.
→ You __________ need someone’s help to lift this.
11. I advise you not to be late again.
→ You __________ be late again.

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