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modal verbs

by maryam

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modal verbs

by maryam

Joined Nov 2020
Published Books 7

this video bellow explains the modals and how we can use all the modals verbs within any sentence and what each modal expresses:

write on your notebook.

what are the modals mentioned in the video?
write sentences as examples on each modal.
write each modal and its type.

you can repeat watching the video over and over again so you could understand.

Q8 – It’s impossible- they _____ have finished it already!

can’t

mustn’t

Q9 – The weather ____ be better tomorrow.

can

may

Q10 – ____ you speak Japanese?

Can

May

Modal verbs short answers. Choose the right forms have to, don’t have to, can, can’t, should or shouldn’t to complete the following sentences in English.

A: Can you come for a coffee after the meeting?
B: No, I . I’m sorry – I have to go home.

A: Do I have to pay for the meal now?
B: No, you . You can pay when you leave.

A: Should we phone to say we’re going to be late?
B: Yes, we . Here’s my phone.

A: Can we leave our luggage during the break?
B: Yes, you . But don’t leave any money.

A: Do you think I should write about my education background?
B: Yes, you . You can get a better job.

A: My child is five. Do you have to buy him a ticket?
B: Yes, you . It costs half the price of an adult ticket.

A: Do you have to get up early tomorrow?
B: No, I . I can stay in bed.

A: Can you speak English?
B: Yes, I . I lived in London for 5 years.

A: Should we leave him the message?
B: Yes, we . He won’t be worried about us.

A: Should I study more on English grammar?
B: No, you . You know it very well already.

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