Practice 1 SVIP

Complete each sentence with a suitable modal.

1. I think you should / must spend more time improving your pronunciation.

2. We could / must set off early tomorrow in order to avoid heavy traffic.

3. We must / should turn off our mobile phones in the cinema. It's a rule.

4. My younger brother is sporty and he may / can play different sports.

5. Will / May I go out for just a while? - Yes, of course.

Complete each sentence with a suitable modal.

6. The sign says "No smoking". You mustn't / won't smoke here.

7. Remember to take an umbrella. It might / would rain this evening.

8. My older brother can ride a scooter, but I won't / can't.

9. I can't / couldn't buy any bread because the baker's was closed.

10. Will / Can I borrow your car this weekend, Tony?

Choose the correct anwer.

You ________ have a day off if you are tired.

Choose the correct anwer.

It's the school rule that you ________ wear slippers to school.

Choose the correct anwer.

________ we go out for dinner tonight? - Good idea.

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________ you ride a bike when you were 5 years old?

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He ________ get the promotion. He works really hard.

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________ you mind if I used your computer for a while?

Identify the mistake in each sentence and correct it.

1. He will has his dinner early today because he's going out.

2. The school ought listen to their pupils' opinions.

3. Could you passed that book over to me, please?

4. People ought to not drop rubbish on the grass.

Form a correct sentence. What do you say in the following situation?

You want to allow your friend to use your calculator.

Form a correct sentence. What do you say in the following situation?

You want permission from your teacher to leave the classroom.

Form a correct sentence. What do you say in the following situation?

You ask your students not to copy their friends' work.

Form a correct sentence. What do you say in the following situation?

You advise your brother to play sports more.

Form a correct sentence. What do you say in the following situation?

You want to use your dad's car this weekend.

Match each statement/question with a suitable response.