Modal verbs
Master Modal Verbs
Test your knowledge of modal verbs with this engaging quiz designed for learners at all levels. Explore the various fun
Challenge yourself with questions about:
- Expressions of ability and possibility
- Conditional sentences
- Politeness and formality in language
Which of the following uses "would" to express preference?
We would have won the game if you hadn't missed that shot!
She'd be wise to start her assignments earlier.
I think this would be a great city to live in.
I'd rather have salad for lunch.
Which of the following is a conditional sentence?
I will be going to Europe in August.
She’ll be moving to Alaska if she can save up enough money.
That will be your father at the door.
You will not put off doing your chores any longer.
Which of the following is the reason "shall" might be used instead of "will"?
To add intensity to a command
To express an opinion about what is proper or correct
To add politeness or formality
To describe habitual action in the past
True or false: "Should" is able to form conditional sentences without the word "if"
True
False
Which of the following uses "can" to express ability?
Can I watch TV later?
It can get a bit too hot in the summer.
I'm glad I can drive.
You can have some ice cream if you behave yourselves.
Which of the following is not a function of the modal verb "could"?
To ask for permission
To create a future tense
To request sth
To offer to do sth
Identify the function of "may" in the following sentence: May I state for the record, I've always supported the governor's decisions.
To express permission
To make a polite offer
To express possibility
As a rhetorical device
In which of the following do we use "might" as the past tense of "may"?
In conditional sentences
When making a suggestion
When a request for permission is being reported
To express possibility
Which of the following sentences uses must to indicate a strong intention?
Employees must sign in before and after every shift.
We musn't let this setback deter us.
I must see about getting a refund on this software.
You must come over and see the new house sometime.
Which of the following modal verbs can be substituted for "can" in the sentence: "Excuse me, can you tell me where the nearest gas station is?"
Will
Could
Would
All of the above
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