MODAL VERBS/ INTENSIFIERS

Complete the sentences with must, might / may or can’t. They ___________ be very happy – they’ve just won the lottery!. must. might/may. can't.

Complete the sentences with must, might / may or can’t. She ___________ be the new boss – she’s too young!. must. can't. might/may.

Complete the sentences with must, might / may or can’t. It ___________ be a Roman plate, but I’m not sure. must. might/may. can't.

Complete the sentences with must, might / may or can’t. That ___________ be the same man – he looks completely different!. must. might/may. can't.

Complete the sentences with must, might / may or can’t. Look. He ___________ be the doctor. Open the door. must. might/may. can't.

Complete the sentences with must, might / may or can’t. I don’t know where Jim is. He ___________ be at the gym. He sometimes goes there after work. must. might/may. can't.

Tick the correct sentences. My mother is a nurse and she often should work at weekends. My mother is a nurse and she often has to work at weekends. You should to have a rest. You look exhausted. You should have a rest. You look exhausted.

Tick the correct sentences. In the future everyone will have to speak English and Chinese. In the future everyone will must speak English and Chinese. I had to stay in bed yesterday as I didn’t feel well. I must stay in bed yesterday as I didn’t feel well.

Tick the correct sentences. You must not park here. It’s “no parking”. You don’t have to park here. It’s “no parking”. People shouldn't answer their mobiles when they are talking to someone. People mustn’t answer their mobiles when they are talking to someone.

Match each modal verb with its correct meaning. Could. Should. Must. Might.

Decide if the use of the modal verb in each sentence is correct or incorrect He can to play the guitar very well. TRUE. FALSE.

Decide if the use of the modal verb in this sentence is correct or incorrect You should be quiet in the library. TRUE. FALSE.

Decide if the use of the modal verb in this sentence is correct or incorrect They might goes to the concert tonight. TRUE. FALSE.

Decide if the use of the modal verb in this sentence is correct or incorrect We could see a movie if we finish our work early. TRUE. FALSE.

Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verbs from the list provided. She ___ be at home; her car is in the driveway. must. might.

Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verbs from the list provided. You ___ forget to bring your textbook to class. (should / might). should. might.

Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verbs from the list provided. They ___ have taken the wrong train. could. must.

Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verbs from the list provided ___ you please pass the salt?. May. Might.