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Modals Class-6

The document presents an exercise focused on using appropriate modal verbs to fill in the gaps in sentences. It includes various scenarios requiring modals like 'can', 'could', 'might', 'must', 'should', and 'will'. The exercise aims to enhance understanding of modal verbs in different contexts.
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Modals Class-6

The document presents an exercise focused on using appropriate modal verbs to fill in the gaps in sentences. It includes various scenarios requiring modals like 'can', 'could', 'might', 'must', 'should', and 'will'. The exercise aims to enhance understanding of modal verbs in different contexts.
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Exercise 1 – Fill in the gaps using appropriate modals

• I __ cook dinner for everyone tonight. (can/could)


• __ you lend me your car for the weekend? (could/may)
• The boss __ ask you to work overtime today. (might/will)
• According to the forecast, it __ rain later this evening. (might/
should)
• If John doesn’t study, he __ fail his test. (may/might)
• Everyone __ obey the law. (must/should)
• It __ be challenging to learn a new language. (can/must)
• My dad __ get angry if I come home late. (will/might)
• We ___ respect our elders. (should/could)
• I __ go to the gym later. (will/can)
• You ___ arrive on time for the meeting. (should/must)
• Everyone __ pay their taxes. (must/should)
• __ you guide me to the nearest station? (can/might)
• The patient __ be taken to the hospital right away. (must/may)
• ___ we order pizza tonight? (shall/will)

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