Modals of Permission and Time Expressions
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1. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
The modal “could” is more formal than the modal “can”.
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2. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
A modal is followed by the base form of a verb.
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3. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
The modal “may” can be used to politely ask for permission.
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4. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
Modal verbs cannot be used to ask for permission.
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5. Question
What is the modal verb in the following sentence?
Mrs. Smith, may I go to the bathroom?
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6. Question
What is the modal verb in the following sentence?
No, you may not go to the party tonight.
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7. Question
What is the modal verb in the following sentence?
Can I eat the last piece of pizza?
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8. Question
What is the modal verb in the following sentence?
Yes, you are allowed to bring your dog to the office.
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9. Question
What is the modal verb in the following sentence?
Could I borrow your phone please?
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10. Question
What is the modal verb in the following sentence?
Excuse me waiter, could I have another glass of water please?
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11. Question
Find the error and rewrite the following sentence.
Am I allowed to watching TV tonight?
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12. Question
Find the error and rewrite the following sentence.
You can borrows my car.
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13. Question
Find the error and rewrite the following sentence.
May I has another cup of tea?
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14. Question
Find the error and rewrite the following sentence.
Could I interrupted for a moment?
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15. Question
Find the error and rewrite the following sentence.
Can she pets your dog?
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16. Question
Find the error and rewrite the following sentence.
You may had an extension on your project.
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17. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
The modal “may” is used to ask or give permission in a formal way.
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18. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
I might need your car next week when I go see my parents. This statement is used in the future simple and the modal “might” is expressed as something uncertain.
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19. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
You mustn’t use the bathroom. It is only for the elderly. This statement expresses a reasonable rule and is very commonly used in society.
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20. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
You can’t use your bike here. It is only for pedestrians. This rule is expressed in the correct way, which is informal.
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21. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
You should go visit your mother tomorrow morning. This statement expresses advice and is used in the future simple tense.
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22. Question
Choose the correct answer, either True or False.
Next week we need to see Dr. Silman for a follow-up appointment. Could you call to confirm our appointment please? This is expressed in the future simple tense and the modal “could” is used in a formal way.
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