Modals cloned 3/31/2023

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26 questions

1

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I ___ make it out of this city if I remain calm."

can

must

have to

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice.
"_____ I wear a helmet while driving a motorcycle?"

Could

Must

Should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission.
"You ____ walk through this private property."

should not

cannot

will not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"Due to the zombie outbreak, busses _____ be unavailable."

could

will

should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"When you were little, _____ you swim?"

could

should

can

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"You _____ obey the law."

should

must

have to

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
"I ____ run towards the zombies."

cannot

should not

will not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"I ____ charge my phone, my battery is still at 60%."

must not

do not have to

will not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"_____ you outrun the zombies?"

Can

Will

Should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate permission.
"You ____ use my phone to call for help."

could

should

can

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I _____ fight the zombies head on, they are too dangerous."

will not

do not have to

cannot

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an advice.
"You _____ avoid making too much noise."

should

must

could

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"You _____ take the left path."

cannot

do not have to

must not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
“ you go on a vacation after this is over?”
“No, I .”

Could, won't

Will, won't

Won't, will

15. In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"What _____ bring with you to survive a zombie apocalypse?"

do you have to

must

should you

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"There ______ possibly be a zombie apocalypse in real life."

won't

mustn't

couldn't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"Why _____ I run? I feel frozen in fear!"

couldn't

shouldn't

can't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"_____ I really climb over this fence?"

Must

Can

Should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I _____ run faster than my dog, he is far too quick."

will not

cannot

could not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission.
"Why _____ I park here? Is it illegal?"

shouldn't

mustn't

can't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate ability.
"What _____ you draw best when you were an artist?"

could

can

did you have to

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice.
"Why ______ I try to fight a horde of zombies?"

mustn't

couldn't

shouldn't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"Where _____ I go to escape the horde of zombies?"

must

can

should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
"I ____ do that again."

won't

can't

mustn't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"____ go to Montreal today?"

Do you have to

Must you

Will you

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"_____ Sarah be sick? She wasn’t at school today."

Can

Could

Will

The key to the gate is

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In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I ___ make it out of this city if I remain calm."

can

must

have to

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice.
"_____ I wear a helmet while driving a motorcycle?"

Could

Must

Should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission.
"You ____ walk through this private property."

should not

cannot

will not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"Due to the zombie outbreak, busses _____ be unavailable."

could

will

should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"When you were little, _____ you swim?"

could

should

can

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"You _____ obey the law."

should

must

have to

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
"I ____ run towards the zombies."

cannot

should not

will not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"I ____ charge my phone, my battery is still at 60%."

must not

do not have to

will not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"_____ you outrun the zombies?"

Can

Will

Should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate permission.
"You ____ use my phone to call for help."

could

should

can

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I _____ fight the zombies head on, they are too dangerous."

will not

do not have to

cannot

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an advice.
"You _____ avoid making too much noise."

should

must

could

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"You _____ take the left path."

cannot

do not have to

must not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
“____ you go on a vacation after this is over?”
“No, I ____.”

Could, won't

Will, won't

Won't, will

15. In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"What _____ bring with you to survive a zombie apocalypse?"

do you have to

must

should you

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"There ______ possibly be a zombie apocalypse in real life."

won't

mustn't

couldn't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"Why _____ I run? I feel frozen in fear!"

couldn't

shouldn't

can't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"_____ I really climb over this fence?"

Must

Can

Should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I _____ run faster than my dog, he is far too quick."

will not

cannot

could not

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission.
"Why _____ I park here? Is it illegal?"

shouldn't

mustn't

can't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate ability.
"What _____ you draw best when you were an artist?"

could

can

did you have to

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice.
"Why ______ I try to fight a horde of zombies?"

mustn't

couldn't

shouldn't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"Where _____ I go to escape the horde of zombies?"

must

can

should

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
"I ____ do that again."

won't

can't

mustn't

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"____ go to Montreal today?"

Do you have to

Must you

Will you

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"_____ Sarah be sick? She wasn’t at school today."

Can

Could

Will

Modals cloned 3/31/2023

Modals cloned 3/31/2023

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability."I ___ make it out of this city if I remain calm."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice."_____ I wear a helmet while driving a motorcycle?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission."You ____ walk through this private property."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility."Due to the zombie outbreak, busses _____ be unavailable."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability."When you were little, _____ you swim?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation."You _____ obey the law."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention."I ____ run towards the zombies."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity."I ____ charge my phone, my battery is still at 60%."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability."_____ you outrun the zombies?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate permission."You ____ use my phone to call for help."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability."I _____ fight the zombies head on, they are too dangerous."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an advice."You _____ avoid making too much noise."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation."You _____ take the left path."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.“____ you go on a vacation after this is over?”“No, I ____.”

15. In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity."What _____ bring with you to survive a zombie apocalypse?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility."There ______ possibly be a zombie apocalypse in real life."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability."Why _____ I run? I feel frozen in fear!"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation."_____ I really climb over this fence?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability."I _____ run faster than my dog, he is far too quick."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission."Why _____ I park here? Is it illegal?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate ability."What _____ you draw best when you were an artist?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice."Why ______ I try to fight a horde of zombies?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation."Where _____ I go to escape the horde of zombies?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention."I ____ do that again."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity."____ go to Montreal today?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility."_____ Sarah be sick? She wasn’t at school today."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I ___ make it out of this city if I remain calm."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice.
"_____ I wear a helmet while driving a motorcycle?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission.
"You ____ walk through this private property."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"Due to the zombie outbreak, busses _____ be unavailable."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"When you were little, _____ you swim?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"You _____ obey the law."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
"I ____ run towards the zombies."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"I ____ charge my phone, my battery is still at 60%."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"_____ you outrun the zombies?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate permission.
"You ____ use my phone to call for help."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I _____ fight the zombies head on, they are too dangerous."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an advice.
"You _____ avoid making too much noise."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"You _____ take the left path."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
“ you go on a vacation after this is over?”
“No, I .”

15. In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"What _____ bring with you to survive a zombie apocalypse?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"There ______ possibly be a zombie apocalypse in real life."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"Why _____ I run? I feel frozen in fear!"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"_____ I really climb over this fence?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an ability.
"I _____ run faster than my dog, he is far too quick."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a permission.
"Why _____ I park here? Is it illegal?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate ability.
"What _____ you draw best when you were an artist?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a request for advice.
"Why ______ I try to fight a horde of zombies?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate an obligation.
"Where _____ I go to escape the horde of zombies?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a future intention.
"I ____ do that again."

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a necessity.
"____ go to Montreal today?"

In the following sentence, choose the right modal to indicate a possibility.
"_____ Sarah be sick? She wasn’t at school today."