Q1: What modal verb expresses a strong obligation?, May, Must, Q2: Which sentence shows an external obligation?, You should eat more vegetables., b) You have to wear a uniform at school., Which modal verb is the most polite to ask for permission?, might, may, Choose the correct sentence for asking permission in a formal situation:, May I leave early?, Might I leave early?, Choose the correct sentence expressing possibility:, She has to be at home now., She might be at home now., What’s the difference between “might” and “can” when talking about possibility?, Might” expresses uncertainty, while “can” shows general possibility., Might expresses permission ,while can expresses uncertainty, What is the negative form of “must” when expressing prohibition?, might not, Must not (mustn’t), Choose the correct sentence for asking permission in a formal situation:, May I leave early?, Can I leave early?, Which modal verb is used for strong obligation in the past?, Had to, must, What’s the difference between “mustn’t” and “don’t have to”?, Mustn’t” means something is prohibited, while “don’t have to” means it is not necessary., “Must” expresses a strong obligation (often a rule or law), while “Should” is a weaker moral or advisory obligation., Which sentence shows a moral obligation?, You should help your friend., You must pay your taxes., Which sentence shows a strong possibility?, He may win the race., He must win the race., Choose the correct sentence:, It might rain tomorrow., It must rain tomorrow., Which sentence is more formal?, You may take a seat., You can take a seat.

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