Question

4) Fill in the correct modal verb! (1,5)

a) Jonathan ______________ ski really well and he often wins his races. (may/can/might)

b) I _____________ go to the party but I'm still not sure. (must/might/can)

c) I think you ____________ go out more and meet new people. (Must/should/mustn’t)

d) You _______________ come with us if you don't want to. (musn’t/don’t have to/mighn’t)

e) This is a secret between you and me, so we ______________ tell anyone.

(mustn’t/mightn’t/don’t have to)

f) It's dangerous to go into deep water if you ______________ swim. (cannot/may not/shouldn’t)

g) I feel miserable so I _____________ stay at home tonight. (may/have to/can)

h) I _______________ go out later with my parents but I don't really know. (can’t/should/might)

i) All passengers ______________ (must/can/needn’t) remain in their seats and

_________________ (mustn’t/don’t have to/might not) use their mobile phones.

j) ____________ you please phone me in the evening? (may/should/could)

k) To get a driving licence you _____________ be over 18. (can/have to/may)

l) You ________________ wear a uniform when you're in the army. (can/must/should)

m) You _____________ come with me. I can handle it alone. (can’t/needn’t/may)

n) She ______________ come with us because she's broken her leg. (can’t/must not/mightn’t)​

Answer 1

Resposta:

Explicação:

a) can

b) might

c) should

d) mightn't

e) mustn't

f) cannot

g) may

h) might

i) must/might not

j) could

k) may

l) must

m) needn't

n) can't

Answer 2

Olá, boa tarde! As respostas estão aqui embaixo:

• a) Jonathan can ski really well and he often wins his races. (may/can/might)
• b) I might go to the party but I'm still not sure. (must/might/can)
• c) I think you should go out more and meet new people. (must/should/mustn’t)
• d) You don’t have come with us if you don't want to. (musn’t/don’t have to/mighn’t)
• e) This is a secret between you and me, so we mustn’t tell anyone. (mustn’t/mightn’t/don’t have to)
• f) It's dangerous to go into deep water if you cannot swim. (cannot/may not/shouldn’t)
• g) I feel miserable so I have to stay at home tonight. (may/have to/can)
• h) I might go out later with my parents but I don't really know. (can’t/should/might)
• i) All passengers must (must/can/needn’t) remain in their seats and  might not (mustn’t/don’t have to/might not) use their mobile phones.
• j) Could you please phone me in the evening? (may/should/could)
• k) To get a driving licence you have to be over 18. (can/have to/may)
• l) You must wear a uniform when you're in the army. (can/must/should)
• m) You needn’t come with me. I can handle it alone. (can’t/needn’t/may)
• n) She can’t come with us because she's broken her leg. (can’t/must not/mightn’t)