Ability OR Conditional
Modal that is used to express ability in the present and future
can
Modals that are used to ask permission or make a polite request.
can, may, could, would
Modals that are used to express possibility or probability.
may, might, could, must
should, ought to
Modal that is used to express obligation
must
Non-modal that is used to express ability
To be able to
Considered the correct form amongst prescriptive grammarians
may
Modals that express the least amount of certainty
may, might, could
Only semi-modal in English
ought to
Semi-modal used to offer advice
ought to
Modal that is used in the conditional
Would
Modal that can be used for permission and is considered the most polite
may
Modal that is used to express possibility and expresses the greatest amount of certainty
must
Modal that can be used to express prohibition
must not
Must can be used to reference obligation in the past, true or false?
False
Fill in the blank: You __ tell the truth.
could, can
Fill in the blank: ____ you pass me the salt?
can, could, would, may
Fill in the blank: _______ I go to the washroom? (multiple correct answers)
can, may, could
Fill in the blank: You ___ ___ tell her what I told you. (prohibition)
must not
Fill in the blank: He __ talk to her about it. (pure modal)
should
give a sentence about ability modal verb
(there must be can)
give a sentence about permission modals verbs
anything (can, could, would, will, may, might)
give a sentence about possibility modal verbs
using may
give a sentence about probability modal verbs
using must
give a sentence about advice modal verbs
using should