Question

. Choose the correct modal verb. 1 A John! Your room’s filthy! You absolutely must / should / can clean it now. B You love giving orders! You ought to / can / must be in the army. 2 A What are you doing here? You have to / must / should be in your maths class. B I don’t have to / mustn’t / shouldn’t go to class if I don’t want to. A You mustn’t / don’t have to / couldn’t miss class or you’ll never pass your exam. 3 A What documents do I have to / must I / can I get if I want to work in Australia? B No idea. Maybe you should / must / have to ask Pete. He lived there for a while. 4 A Can I / Must I / Should I have another coffee please? I couldn’t / mustn’t / shouldn’t order before because you were too busy. B I’m sorry but the restaurant’s closed. Can / should / mus​

Answer 1

⇒⇒  Modal verbs

1A John! Your room’s filthy! You absolutely must  clean it now.

B You love giving orders! You ought to  be in the army.

2A What are you doing here? You should be in your maths class.

 B I don’t have to  go to class if I don’t want to.

 A You mustn’t miss class or you’ll never pass your exam.

3A What documents do I have to  get if I want to work in Australia?

B No idea. Maybe you should  ask Pete. He lived there for a while.

4A Can I have another coffee, please? I couldn’t order before because you were too busy.

 B I’m sorry but the restaurant’s closed. Can / should / mus​t (falta completar a frase)

⇒⇒ Modal verbs >> são verbos ''diferentes'' que possuem características próprias. São usados para auxiliar o verbo principal da frase. Não são conjugados, não recebem ''s'' na terceira pessoa do singular, não têm plural. São sempre escritos da mesma forma, independente do contexto. Não têm tradução se estiverem sozinhos, sem um verbo em seguida.

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