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Which modal verb do we use to express ability in the present?
Can
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Which modal verbs do we use to express obligation?
Must or Have to
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Which modal verbs do we use to give advice?
Should/ ought to
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Which modal verbs do we use for reproaching somebody's past actions?
Should/shouldn't + have + V3
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Past tense of Must
Had to
TAKE 500 POINTS FROM ANOTHER TEAM!Which modal verb do we use to express general ability in the past?
Could
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Which modal verbs do we use to express prohibition?
must not / mustn't
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Which modals verbs do we use to give permission?
can, may
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Which are the most proper modal verbs to use for probability?
May and Might
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Is should more formal than ought to?
No
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Which modal verb do we use for ability in a single situation in the past?
Was/were able to
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Is 'should' a modal verb to express obligation?
No, it isn't
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Is might a modal verb to give advice or to suggest?
No, it isn't
Can must be a modal verb to express possibility?
No, it cannot
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Is ought to a Modal verb? What does it mean?
Advice (should)
True or false: must and have to are synonyms?
True
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True or false: we use must to express probability
False
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True or false: Should is used for prohibition
false
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True or false: Must doesn't have a future form.
True
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Why did you lie to him? I had told you not to! You _____(do) it!
Shouldn't have done
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Choose the correct modal verb: She (can't /couldn't) find any restaurant with free tables in New York yesterday.
She couldn't find any restaurant in New York yesterday.
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Choose the correct modal verb: You (must/should/can) respect the traffic lights.
You must respect the traffic lights.
Choose the correct modal verb: I've been feeling under the weather lately. (should/might/could) I go to the doctor?
Should I go to the doctor?
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Choose the correct modal verb: I'm not really sure, but I guess it (may/ought to/has to) be faster to drive by car than bus right now.
It may be faster to drive by car than bus right now.
You (mustn't/don't have to/oughtn't) help me move tomorrow, we can do it at the weekend, if you prefer.
don't have to
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