Modal Verbs

Welcome to the "Modal Verbs" category on Questions LLC! If you are looking to deepen your understanding of modal verbs or have any questions related to this intriguing aspect of grammar, you have come to the right place. Modal verbs play a vital role in expressing ability, likelihood, necessity, and permission in various forms of communication. Whether you are a language enthusiast, student, or simply curious about the intricacies of grammar, this category offers a wide range of questions and answers to cater to your inquisitive mind. Explore the depths of modal verbs, gain new insights, and satisfy your curiosity in this engaging Q&A space tailored specifically for modal verbs. Let's delve into this fascinating linguistic domain together!

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Do you think Beza.......save her money or spend it? She is planning to go to europe this summer. What is the modal verb to fill
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2. asked by Yitbarek
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Examples of Modal Verbs and their uses
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2. asked by Rocky Adzadi
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1.Each modal has one agreed meaning2.Modals are conjugated in the same way as other auxillaries 3.modals influence sentence
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2. asked by Jim Collum
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1. He will may go back home.2. He will be allowed to go back home. 3. He may be going to go back home. [#1 is wrong? What about
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. You will have met Prof. Smith.2. You must have met Prof. Smith. ------------------------------------- In a grammar book, it
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Can he have killed his wife?2. Could hee have killed his wife? 3. He can have killed his wife. 4. He could have killed his
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1. He cannot have cleaned his room.2. It is impossible that he cleaned his room. 3. He could not have cleaned his room.
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1. I had better listen to your advice.2. I would rather listen to your advice. 3. I had better stay at home than go out. 4. I
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1. He could have given me some advice.(Does this sentence mean that he didn't give me some advice?) 2. He cold have told a lie.
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. I can swim well.2. I could swim well. ------------------ What is the difference between the two sentences? Is 'could' politer
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2. asked by rfvv
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I'm so nervous.1. I could forget everything. 2. I might forget everything. 3. I can forget everything. 4. I may forget
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. You will must go hunting. (X)2. You will have to go hunting. (O) 3. He may can lift the rock.(X) 4. He may be able to lift
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. This door won't[wóunt] open.2. This door won't[no accent] open. 3. She won't[wóunt] open the door. 4. She won't[no accent]
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. She didn't need to leave early.2. She didn't have to leave early. 3. She needed not leave early.
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. She didn't need to leave early.2. She didn't have to leave early. 3. She needed not to leave early. 4. She had not to leave
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2. asked by rfvv
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* 1. You can feel safe now.2. You are able to feel safe now. 3. You are allowed to feel safe now. (I allow you to feel safe now.
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. You can go home now.2. You are able to go home now. 3. You are allowed to go home now. (I allow you to go home now.) 4. It is
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. You can go now.2. You are able to go now. 3. You are allowed to go now. ------------------- Does #1 mean #2 or #3? If 'can'
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Let him do what he will.2. Let him do what he can. (Are the sentences grammatical?) 3. She won't open the door. (In this
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. I will do my best.2. I shall do my best. (#1 is right, #2 is wrong? Am I right?) 3. I will/shall be 15 years old next year.
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. He will must go to Japan. (X)2. He will have to go to Japan. 3. She will may go to the amusement park.(X) 4. She will be
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2. asked by rfvv
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Can someone of you check these sentences, please?Thank you in advance. 1Complete the sentences with the correct form of should,
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2. asked by Frank
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What is the difference between "should have " and "could have"?Please give several example sentences.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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1. I can give you a hand if you want.-That would be great. (What is the meaning of 'would' in the answer?) - That will be great.
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2. asked by rfvv
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Is the market far away?_ No. It's very close. You can walk slowly. (In this short dialogue, what is the meaning of 'can'? Does
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2. asked by rfvv
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Das Geschäft (is able to) _____ die Türen nicht aufmachen.darf wollen kann kannst i know this is kann or kannst, but i don't
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2. asked by bubbie
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Can you suggest a site where you can practice modals(used to express probability and possibility)? Thank you, Writeacher.I also
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2. asked by Mike
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I left out the following statements. Could you please check them?Thank you. Rephrase the following sentences using a modal verb.
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2. asked by Mike
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Here is the second exercise. Thank you very much for the revision.1) John ……………………… buy the dictionary for the
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2. asked by Matthew
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1. May I come in?2. Yes, you may. 3. No, you mayn't. (Can we say #3?) 4. The rumor may not be true. 5. The rumor mayn't be true.
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2. asked by rfvv
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Can you provide some examples on the use of shall versus should?
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2. asked by annie
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Can somebody Please please help.Identify the usage of each of the following modal verbs. May I use your toilet? Mathew might
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2. asked by Mick C
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14. "You really _____ go to Cairo. You can see the Pyramids and the National Museum."A. may B. might C. can D. must 17. If we
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2. asked by Lamp
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I need paragraph filling on Easter island using modal verbs
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2. asked by terfo
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I would like you to check these last sentences? Thank you very much Writeacher.1) They had an argument but they made it up.
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2. asked by John
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Use the sentence to answer the question.My friends_____ come over for dinner tonight, but they haven't decided. O might O can O
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2. asked by Hi my name is....none of yo business
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you ____ bring your books back to the library.Fill the blank A. might B. may C. must D. can
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My friends ____ come over for dinner tonight, but they haven’t decidedA. might B. should C. can D. must
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Which sentences use would, could, and should correctly?A. We would try to find the person who owns this dog. We should put up
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Tell your teacher five things that you can, may, should, must, and want to do around the city using modal verbs and your new
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Tell your teacher five things that you can, may, should, must, and want to do around the city using modal verbs and your new
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you can, may, should, must, and want to do around the city using modal verbs in german
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Create a conversation in which two people discuss two advantages and two disadvantages of living in a city. One person prefers
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Create a conversation in which two people discuss two advantages and two disadvantages of living in a city. One person prefers
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What type of verb is highlighted in the sentence "She must finish her assignment before midnight"?Modal Irregular Linking
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2. asked by cesat
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Identify the modal verb in the sentence: "They could have arrived early if there was no traffic."Arrived Could Early Have
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2. asked by cesat
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What type of verb is highlighted in the sentence "She might attend the party"?Irregular Linking Modal Regular
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2. asked by cesat
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What is the modal verb in the sentence: "You should complete your homework before watching TV"?Your You Before Should
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2. asked by cesat
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1. My son be home by now. Where can he be?a have to b. would c. should d. could
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2. asked by Taaju
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1,my teacher told me that I _ read my notes everyday. a, should b, ought to c, had better which one is correct?
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2. asked by Gatlat Gatluak Kier
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