Modal Verbs
When you want permission, you use ____.
can
Complete: "You ___ have locked the door before leaving."
must have
Add a suffix to "act" to make a noun.
action
Correct: "He can to swim well."
He can swim well.
What's the negative form of "must"?
must not (mustn’t)
You ___ study more if you want to pass.
should
Complete: "He ___ have studied harder, but he didn’t."
should have
What noun comes from "inform"?
information
Find the mistake: "You must to go now."
Remove "to" → "You must go now."
Complete: "They ____ (not be) at home. The lights are off."
can’t be
Which modal verb expresses obligation?
must or have to
What's the difference between "could have" and "should have"?
Could have = possibility; Should have = expectation but didn't happen
What noun comes from "employ"?
employment
Fix the mistake: "She should studied more for the test."
She should have studied more for the test.
What’s the noun form of "agree"?
agreement
Give two modal verbs for making polite requests.
could, would
Rewrite: "She didn't need to bring food." (Use a modal perfect.)
She needn’t have brought food.
Change "decide" into a noun and use it in a sentence.
decision – "That was a difficult decision to make."
Identify the error: "He must has gone home."
He must have gone home.
Correct this sentence: "She must have go to the store."
She must have gone to the store.
Explain the difference between "must" and "have to."
Must = strong obligation (speaker’s decision), Have to = external necessity
Explain the meaning of: "He must have forgotten his phone."
It means "I’m sure he forgot his phone."
Identify two different noun suffixes and their meanings.
"-ment" (process/result), "-er" (person who does something)
Rewrite: "She doesn't can drive a car."
She can’t drive a car.
Explain why "might have" and "could have" express uncertainty.
Both express uncertainty about the past.