Definitions
What is the past form of "can"?
Could
Complete: "You _ (need) to bring your ID."
need
Write a sentence using "would" for a past habit.
When I was a child, I would visit my grandparents every Sunday.
Which modal indicates a lack of necessity?
A) mustn't B) needn't C) have to
B) needn't
What is the difference between "must" and "have to"?
"Must" is usually used for personal obligation; "have to" is for external obligation or rules.
Complete: "She _ (can) play the piano very well."
can
Write a sentence using "might" to suggest a possibility.
He might be at home now.
Which modal verb expresses obligation?
A) should B) could C) have to
✅ C) have to
What does "mustn't" mean?
It means you are not allowed to do something; it's a strong prohibition.
Complete: "You _ (not) eat that; it's not healthy."
shouldn't / mustn't
Write a sentence using "may" for a future possibility.
I may go to the beach this weekend.
Which modal indicates a polite request?
A) can B) might C) would
✅ C) would
Define "semi-modal."
A verb phrase that behaves like a modal (e.g., "have to", "need to", "ought to").
Complete: "He _ (not) see the movie because he was busy."
could not / couldn't
Write a sentence using "could" to express past ability.
When I was young, I could run very fast.
Which of the following indicates permission?
A) may B) must C) need
✅ A) may
What is a modal verb?
A helping verb that expresses necessity, possibility, permission, or ability (e.g., can, must, should).
Complete: "You _ go to the party if you finish your homework."
can
Write a sentence using "should" to give advice with the word "test".
You should study before the test.
Which modal verb is used for strong advice?
A) must B) might C) could
✅ A) must