A modal verb is a helping verb, FALSE, TRUE, Which verb in the sentence is a main verb and which is a modal verb? 'I must study for the test now.', Correct answer, Incorrect answer, Which is the main verb and which is the modal? 'You may leave now,' replied the teacher., Correct answer, Incorrect answer, Which group shows modal verbs, Go, leave, return, must, have to, should, work, study, play, listen, speak, write, True or False: to make a modal verb negative, just add 'not', TRUE!, FALSE!, 'Mode' means the way in which something is done - how the action is performed., TRUE, FALSE, True or false: you never conjugate a modal verb according to the subject. , Flase - we need to write 'he/she/it musts', True - we need to write 'he/she/it must', True or false: model verbs are regular verbs and add 'ed' in the past form., True: shoulded, musted, willed, caned, coulded, False: they don't change according to tense, We often use modal verbs to express:, a possibility 可能性, an obligation 义务, to describe a past event 了 (le), advice or a suggestion 建议, to explain an ongoing action 正在, to ask permission 允许, Which of the following sentences uses a modal verb to express permission?, You must hand in your essay by Friday afternoon, May I borrow a pencil from the teacher’s desk?, You should speak more to the international students., I can play the drums in the talent show, if you want. easily., Identify the sentence where the modal verb functions as a suggestion., Boys must not enter the girls' dormitory., May we leave the classroom early today?, He can speak three languages fluently., You could try the pasta, it's quite similar to noodles., Which sentence shows possibility?, The camp gym might be open late tonight, let's go look., You can join the talent show if you want to., The English Certificate will be given to you at the end of the course., If you like her, you could ask her if she wants to join us., Which sentence demonstrates a strict prohibition (something that is not allowed)?, You shouldn't sing in the shower - it's embarrasing!, You don't have to go on the shopping trip; there's also a hiking trip., Students must not use their mobile phones during the exam., You might want to see the doctor about that cut - it's pretty bad!, Which sentence shows a personal obligation (something that you must do)., She shouldn't talk so much in class., We couldn't try any harder., I must study harder, if I want to go to university., I might pass the exam..

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