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ModalsSet 1

1The form of the modals is the same for all .....

2Must, have to, mustn't and do not have to are examples of .....

3Which one of the following words is modal?

4Select the word from the list that is a helping verb.

5These are verbs that express ability, probability, possibility, permission and request and offer.

6What are the auxiliary verbs that express special functions?

7Identify the rule of using bare infinitives:If we try, we can help the environment.

8Which of the following is an example of a modal auxiliary verb?

9The meaning of interpersonal is realized through .....

10What are helping verbs that is used with a principal verb?

11In "The dog might bark," what type of verb is "might"?

12..... are auxiliary or helping verbs which modify or change the meaning of the main verbs.

13Can, could, may, might and ought to are some examples of .....

14It is a type of verb that is used to express ability, possibility, permission or obligation.

15It help verbs to show an ability, a possibility, obligation, prohibition, advise, probability or permission

16This is type of auxiliary or helping verb that is used to express ability, possibility, permission, or obligation.

17What is the modal auxiliary? The teacher thinks, the students might like the movie better than the book.

18This type of auxiliary verbs never change form. You cannot add an-ed,-ing or s ending to these words.

19The words Can-possible, Will-to do, May-maybe, Should-asking for advice, Must-you should do are .....

20Same with Auxiliary Verbs. It helps main verb but they are different because they each have a special meaning.

21What type of verb are may, might, would, could, should, can?

22Which type of verb is used for emphasis, often stressing certainty, possibility, or obligation?

23Examples of modal verbs

24It is LIKELY that Harold will get a high grade in Chemistry.This sentence is an example of what modal?

25Verbs such as might, may, can, could, shall, should, ought to, belong to the category named:

26Modal verbs show possibility, intent, ability, or necessity: