Mixed Modal Verbs Exercises - Test 1

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  1. Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence:

    You ___ be quiet in the classroom.

  2. Pick the correct question:

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  1. Which one means you are not allowed to do something?

  2. Fill in the blank:

    Tom _____ speak Spanish and French.

  3. Choose the correct sentence:

  4. Which modal verb shows ability?

  1. Choose the best option:

    You _____ eat so much candy. Itโ€™s not good for you.

  2. What does the modal verb express in this sentence?

    She can play the piano very well.

  1. Find the incorrect sentence:

  2. What is the best way to offer help?

  3. Decide if the sentences are true or false:

    "Must" is used to express permission.

  1. Select the correct option:

    Dogs ____ fly.

  2. Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence:

    I ___ go to the park tomorrow if it doesnโ€™t rain.

  3. Which sentence means permission?

  4. Complete the dialogue:

    A: ___ you help me, please? B: Sure!

  1. Match the sentence to the meaning:

    You might win the game.

  1. Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence:

    My brother _____ ride a bike when he was five.

  2. Choose the correct sentence:

  3. Which means permission?

  4. Which modal verb expresses prohibition?

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Online Mixed Modal Verbs (Can Could May Might Would Should Must Shall) Exercises - Quizzes with Answers

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