Inglês, perguntado por grazielademarchi8, 6 meses atrás

Exercise A: Can, Could, or Be Able To?
Choose the correct modal verb to complete each sentence.
1. I don't think I will have much work next week. I think I will ______ take a day off.
2. Excuse me, you tell me where the bus station is?
3. They haven't solve the problem yet.
4. She play the flute and the guitar.
5. When we were younger, we watch movies all afternoon! Now we think it's boring.
Exercise B: Must, Might, or May?
Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence under each picture. Sometimes more than one answer is correct.
1. Oh no, I think they _ be hurt! But I'm not sure.
2. They look just the same! I am sure that boy be his son.
3. That looks delicious, and I am so hungry! I have some?
4. He is running very well! I think he win!
5. That looks like fun! we paint some eggs with you?
Exercise C: Need to or Have To?
Complete the sentences with need to or have to.
1. Wow, my house is a mess! I really clean a bit!
2. Professor, do we finish all the exercises on the test?
3. The judge said that he will make a formal apology to the public on television.
4. If you want to camp in the park, you _ pay for a permit first.
5. I have worked too long! I _ take a break!
Exercise D: Should, Ought to, or Had Better?
Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb. Sometimes more than one answer is correct.
1. He go inside, or he will get a terrible sunburn!
2. I think we play. What do you think?
3. He __ stop drinking so much coffee, or he will make himself sick!
4. She has a beautiful voice! She record a CD!
5. His cell phone is ringing. I think he answer it.
Exercise E: Will, Shall, and Would
There is a mistake in each of the sentences below. Correct the mistakes by adding the correct modal verb.
1. Incorrect: They shall have a meeting later.
Correct: They _ have a meeting later.
2. If it were not raining, we will go for a walk.
If it were not raining, we go for a walk.
3. I promise I would pay you back soon!
I promise I _ pay you back soon!
4. I think he shall pass his test.
I think he _ pass his test.
5. It's too bad I am so short! If I were taller, I shall play basketball.
It's too bad I am so short! If I were taller, I _______play basketball.

Soluções para a tarefa

Respondido por CremildaBR

⇒⇒ Modal verbs

Exercise A: Can, Could, or Be Able To?

1. I don't think I will have much work next week. I think I will be able to take a day off.

2. Excuse me, can you tell me where the bus station is?

3. They haven't been able to solve the problem yet.

4. She can / could play the flute and the guitar.

5. When we were younger, we could watch movies all afternoon! Now we think it's boring.

Exercise B: Must, Might, or May?

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence under each picture. Sometimes more than one answer is correct.

1. Oh no, I think they may be hurt! But I'm not sure.

2. They look just the same! I am sure that boy might be his son.

3. That looks delicious, and I am so hungry! May I have some?

4. He is running very well! I think he may win!

5. That looks like fun! Might we paint some eggs with you?

Exercise C: Need to or Have To?

Complete the sentences with need to or have to.

1. Wow, my house is a mess! I really have to clean a bit!

2. Professor, do we need to finish all the exercises on the test?

3. The judge said that he will need to make a formal apology to the public on television.

4. If you want to camp in the park, you have to pay for a permit first.

5. I have worked too long! I need to take a break!

Exercise D: Should, Ought to, or Had Better?

Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb. Sometimes more than one answer is correct.

1. He should go inside, or he will get a terrible sunburn!

2. I think we ought to / should play. What do you think?

3. He had better stop drinking so much coffee, or he will make himself sick!

4. She has a beautiful voice! She should record a CD!

5. His cell phone is ringing. I think he ought to / should answer it.

Exercise E: Will, Shall, and Would

There is a mistake in each of the sentences below. Correct the mistakes by adding the correct modal verb.

1. Incorrect: They shall have a meeting later.

Correct: They will have a meeting later.

2. If it were not raining, we will go for a walk.

If it were not raining, we would go for a walk.

3. I promise I would pay you back soon!

I promise I will pay you back soon!

4. I think he shall pass his test.

I think he will pass his test.

5. It's too bad I am so short! If I were taller, I shall play basketball.

It's too bad I am so short! If I were taller, I would play basketball.

⇒⇒ 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.

‘’Might’’ pode ser usado para:

a. expressar possibilidade remota (menos usado) ou permissão formal

Might I borrow your eraser? >> Posso usar sua borracha?

It might rain tomorrow. >> É capaz de chover amanhã (hoje está sol)

John might get home later because it´s snowing tonight.

b. give/ask for permission - dar / pedir permissão

You may leave now, James. >> Você pode sair agora, James.

May I go to the bathroom? >> Posso ir ao banheiro? (mais formal)

c. express wishes - expressar desejo

May your dreams come true. >> Que seus sonhos se tornem realidade.

d. guess events – prever eventos

Lizz is late. She may be at home. >> Lizz está atrasada. Ela deve estar em casa ainda.