Questions on Modal Verbs
Section 1: Choose the Correct Modal Verb
Q. Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verb from the options given.
- Example: “____ you please pass the salt?” (Could/May)
Section 2: Match the Sentences
Q. Match the sentences with the appropriate use of modal verbs (ability, permission, obligation, etc.).
- Example: “You should drink more water.” matches with “Advice.”
Section 3: Sentence Transformation
Q. Rewrite sentences using a different modal verb while keeping the original meaning.
- Example: Transform “You are allowed to park here.” to “You may park here.”
Section 4: Create Your Own Sentences
Q. Students create sentences using each modal verb. Encourage the use of a variety of contexts such as advice, obligation, possibility, etc.
- Example guideline: Use “must” to write a sentence about an obligation.
Section 5: True or False Questions
Q. Statements about the use of modal verbs are given, and students must decide whether they are true or false, justifying their answers.
- Example: “You can use ‘must’ to offer suggestions.” (False, because ‘must’ is used for obligations, not suggestions.)
Modal Verbs: Definition, Uses and Examples
Modal verbs are the helping verb used to show possibility, intent, ability, or necessity in a sentences. It is used along with main verb to express capability, ability and possibility in a sentence. We have covered the Modal Verb examples and how to use it in a sentences below.
Modal Verbs