___ you help me, please? (A polite request), Can, Could, Will, ___ you like coffee or tea? (Offering a choice), Would, Could, Can, ___ I carry that heavy bag for you? (Offering help), Won't, Will, Shall, She promises she ___ call you later., must, will, shall, I ___ go to the party — it's much too far., won't, needn't, mustn't, You ___ run in the corridor! It is dangerous., must, needn't, mustn't, You ___ show your ID to enter the building., must, may, shall, You ___ see that film! It is really excellent. (Giving advice), mustn't, shall, should, You ___ hurry — we have plenty of time. (It is not necessary), should, needn't, mustn't, All visitors ___ sign in at the front desk. (External rule), may, have to, shall, She is very tired. She ___ sleep. (Necessity), needs to, should, can, ___ you swim? "Yes, I can." (Ability), Could, Should, Can, ___ we go to the cinema tonight? (A suggestion), Will, Would, Shall, You ___ wear a seatbelt in the car. (Strong obligation), must, may, needn't, She ___ come to the party, but she isn't sure yet. (Possibility), shall, may, must, You ___ use your phone here. (Prohibition/Not allowed), must, mustn't, needn't, You ___ see a doctor about that cough. (Advice), shall, may, should, You ___ buy a gift. It is not necessary., needn't, mustn't, should, ___ you pass the salt, please? (Polite request), Could, Would, Can, Grammar Rule: Modal verbs are always followed by the ___ verb., to, base, -ing

Modal Verbs Multiple Choice

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