Modals
Semi
Modals
Perfect modals
Active voice
Passive Voice
100

What modal verb expresses ability?

Can

100

What does “have to” express?


Obligation

100

You should ___ studied for the test.


Have 

100

Identify the subject: “Maria wrote a letter.”


Maria

100

What is the basic structure of the passive voice? 


Subject + be + past participle


200

 Which modal verb gives advice?


Should

200

I ___ wake up early tomorrow. (necessity)


Have to

200

Which perfect modal expresses a past possibility?


Might have

200

“The students ___ the project yesterday.” (finish)


Finished

200

“English ___ spoken in many countries.” 


Is

300

You ___ wear a seatbelt in a car. (obligation)


Must

300

What does “be able to” mean?


Have the ability to do something

300

He ___ have forgotten about the meeting. (past deduction)


Must

300

In active voice, who performs the action?


The subject

300

“The room ___ cleaned every day.”


Is

400

Which modal verb expresses possibility. might or must?


Might

400

She ___ finish her homework before playing. (necessity)


She has to

400

She could have ___ the competition. (win) 


Won 

400

Change to active voice: “The cake was made by John.”


John made the cake

400

Change to passive voice: “They built the house.” 


The house was built by them.


500

You ___ have studied more for the exam. (past advice)


Should 

500

We ___ leave early yesterday because we were tired.


Had to

500

What is the structure of a perfect modal?


Modal + have + past participle


500

Change to active voice: “The window was broken by the boy.”


The boy broke the window

500

Change to passive voice: “The teacher will explain the lesson.”


The lesson will be explained by the teacher.