1) Expresses certainty: a) Might b) Would c) Shall, will d) Have to, Must e) Had better f) May 2) It's the most flexible modal verb: a) Can b) Should c) Will d) Have to e) Had better f) Shall 3) It's the conditional form of can: a) Shall b) Could c) Will d) Have to e) Going to f) Had better 4) "If I were you" can be replaced for: a) I shall b) I will c) I had better d) I'm going to e) I have to f) I can 5) "___ I have the butter?" This modal verb can be used as a polite request: a) Had better b) Going to c) Will d) Can e) May f) Shall 6) It's used in contidional sentences: a) Going to b) Have to c) Had better d) Will e) Might f) Shall 7) It's more commonly used in British English: a) May b) Can c) Will d) Had better e) Might f) Shall 8) The Clash wrote the famous song "___ I stay or ___I go?" a) Should b) Must c) Have to d) Shall e) Had better f) Can 9) Used to express imediate decisions in the future: a) Can b) Will c) Going to d) Could e) Have to f) Had better 10) Used to express concret previous-made plans in the future: a) Will b) Can c) Going to d) Have to e) Had better f) Could

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