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Unit 7 Modal Verbs NAME

This document provides an overview of modal verbs through examples and exercises. It introduces common modal verbs like must, should, have to, need, might, and can. Examples are given of their uses for obligations, permissions, probabilities, and abilities. Students are asked to complete sentences and match sentences to their meanings using modal verbs correctly. Multiple choice questions also test understanding of how modal verbs are applied in different contexts.

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Unit 7 Modal Verbs NAME

This document provides an overview of modal verbs through examples and exercises. It introduces common modal verbs like must, should, have to, need, might, and can. Examples are given of their uses for obligations, permissions, probabilities, and abilities. Students are asked to complete sentences and match sentences to their meanings using modal verbs correctly. Multiple choice questions also test understanding of how modal verbs are applied in different contexts.

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UNIT 7

MODAL VERBS

NAME_________________________
1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
must

need

should

have to

1 You __________________ to take these tablets with water.


2 I dont think you __________________ go outside with such a bad cold.
3 We __________________ give in this work until Friday.
4 You __________________ get in touch if youre ever in the UK.
5 You look really tired. You __________________ go to bed so late.
6 You __________________ take a mobile phone into the exam room.
7 __________________ (you) to see the doctor again next week?
8 I __________________ any more advice about my career, thank you!
9 In my job we __________________ start work at 8.00 every morning.
10You __________________ worry. Well be fine!
2 Complete the sentences with might, must or can and the correct form of the
verbs in brackets.
1 You __________________ (know) Brad! Hes been at this school for over a
year now.
2 John __________________ (be) round at Kates. I think I saw his bike outside
her house.
3 He __________________ (not be) ill. I saw him in the caf half an hour ago.
4 Bill __________________ (like) Gina a lot. He keeps sending her flowers.
5 Helen __________________ (come) out with us. It depends on her work.
6 You __________________ (have) some money. I lent you 20 this morning!

3 Match sentences 18 with their meanings ag. One of the


meanings is needed twice.
1 ___ Can I come with you?
2 ___ She wont lend me any money.
3 ___ He can ride a bicycle.
4 ___ You must take your ID with you.
5 ___ I might be late home this afternoon.
6 ___ Ill take your bags.
7 ___ You should fit a smoke alarm.
8 ___ You must try this new shampoo.

a ability
b advice
c willingness
d permission
e obligation
f probability
g unwillingness

4 Choose the correct answer.


1 A They own a house in London, New York, and
the Caribbean.
B They ___ be loaded.
a must

b might

c can

2 A Have you got toothache again?


B Yes, I really ___ go to the dentist.
a might

b must

c have

3 A Someones stolen my camera.


B You ___ call the police.
a might

b are bound to

c d better

4 A I wonder where Amanda is.


B Im not sure. She ___ be upstairs.
a must

b can

c might

5 A Would you like a glass of wine?


B I ___ drink, Im afraid. Im driving.
a dont have to

b cant

c might not

6 A Shall we go to the cinema tonight?


B Sorry, I cant. I ___ be studying.
a have to

b may

c m supposed to

7 A Do you think James will come to the party?


B Yes.Hes ___ be there.
a bound to

b could

c allowed to

8 A Lets take your brothers car.


B I think we ___ ask him first.
a are likely to

b may

c ought to

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