Ability
Obligation, Prohibition
Advice/ suggestion
Permission, possibility
Sentences
100

Which modal verb do we use to express ability in the present?

Can

100

Which modal verbs do we use to express obligation?

Must, Have/has to

100

Which modal verbs do we use to give advice?

Should/ought to

100

Which modal verbs do we use for ability?

Can, could, be able to

100

By using Modal Auxiliary Verbs:
You ________ use mobile phones during the Cambridge Exams.

Mustn't / Can't

200

Which modal verb do we use to express ability in the past?

Could

200

Which modal verbs do we use to express prohibition by laws and rules?

Mustn't

200

Can ought to be used to express ability?

No

200

Which modal verbs do we use for probability?

should/ought to

200

By using Modal Auxiliary Verbs: 
You ________ enter the supermarket without a shirt on.

Mustn't / Can't

300

Is it possible to use could for present abilities?


No, it is not.

300

Is 'should' a modal verb to express obligation?


No, it isn't

300

Can should be used with ¨to¨?


No.

300

Is must a modal verb to express possibility?


No, it isn't

300

By using Modal Auxiliary Verbs:
I … study a lot because I have a very important exam tomorrow

have to / must

400

True or false: can is more polite than could


False

400

Can must be used with ¨to¨?


NO.

400

True or false: Shouldn't is used for prohibition

false

400

True or false: May is more polite than can.


True

400

I think it …. rain this afternoon because the sky is dark and cloudy.


May, is going to

500

She (should / listening) to the teacher. Now she won’t know what’s in the exam.

She should have been listening to the teacher. Now she won’t know what’s in the exam.

500

You (could / not buy) the book last week. The bookstore was closed.

You couldn’t have bought the book last week. The bookstore was closed.

500

We already had enough food so you (need / bring) the salad to the party.


We already had enough food so you needn’t have brought the salad to the party.

500

He (ought to / explain) everything the moment he arrived, now it is too late.

He ought to have explained everything the moment he arrived, now it is too late.

500

This exam was quite hard, it (must / take) a long time to study.



This exam was quite hard, it must have taken a long time to study.