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Worksheet: Modal verbsName:Class: Answer the questions.- Which sentence shows ability?
a) Mia can play the piano.b) Mia might play the piano.c) Mia must play the piano.d) Mia should play the piano. - Which sentence talks about a past ability?
a) I can read well now.b) I could read when I was five.c) I must read tonight.d) I will read tomorrow. - Which sentence asks permission politely?
a) I must open the window.b) I will open the window.c) May I open the window, please?d) You should open the window. - "It might rain later." What does "might" show?
a) It is a promiseb) It is certainc) It is forbiddend) It is possible - Which modal verb shows a strong rule? "You ___ wear a seatbelt in the car."
a) couldb) mayc) mightd) must - Which sentence gives advice?
a) You can drink water.b) You drank water.c) You should drink more water.d) You will drink water. - Which sentence talks correctly about the future?
a) Tomorrow I will to visit my aunt.b) Tomorrow I will visit my aunt.c) Tomorrow I will visited my aunt.d) Tomorrow I will visiting my aunt. - Which sentence sounds the most certain?
a) It could be sunny.b) It might be sunny.c) It will be sunny.d) Perhaps it will be sunny. - Choose the correct sentence.
a) She can sing well.b) She can sings well.c) She can to sing well.d) She cans sing well. - Which adverb of possibility fits? "___ we will go to the park if it is dry."
a) Loudlyb) Perhapsc) Quicklyd) Slowly - "Might" shows stronger certainty than "will".
a) Trueb) False - The word "perhaps" is an adverb of possibility.
a) Trueb) False - "He should to go home" is a correct sentence.
a) Trueb) False - Which modal verb means the same as "have to" in "I have to go now"?
- Name an adverb that fits: "___ it will snow tonight, but I am not sure."
- Name one modal verb that shows something is possible but not certain.
Answers- Mia can play the piano.
- I could read when I was five.
- May I open the window, please?
- It is possible
- must
- You should drink more water.
- Tomorrow I will visit my aunt.
- It will be sunny.
- She can sing well.
- Perhaps
- False
- True
- False
- must
- perhaps (also accept maybe or possibly)
- might (also accept may or could)
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