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Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate modal verb.
You *must* (obligation) finish your homework before watching TV.
*Can* (ability) you speak any foreign languages?
She *might* (possibility) come to the party if she finishes work early.
They *should* (advice) eat healthier food to lose weight.
*Could* (past ability) you swim when you were six years old?
We *would* (preference) rather go to the movies than watch TV at home.
You *may* (permission) enter the room now, the meeting is over.
He *will* (future) help you with your project tomorrow.
I *ought to* (obligation) visit my grandparents more often.
She *mustn’t* (prohibition) smoke inside the restaurant.
*Would* (request) you mind closing the window, please?
They *couldn’t* (past inability) finish the test on time.
We *shan’t* (intention) be late for the meeting; we’ll leave early.
*Might* (asking permission) I borrow your pen for a moment?
*Shouldn’t* (negative advice) we take a map with us before we leave?
Exercise 2: Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentences.
You *don’t have to* (absence of necessity) wear a tie to the party; it’s not formal.
*Will* (willingness) you help me with the dishes, please?
He *might not* (uncertain refusal) go to the beach this weekend because of the weather.
We *would* (hypothetical) travel around the world if we won the lottery.
She *can’t* (impossibility) be at the store now; I just saw her at the gym.
*Could* (polite request) you please pass the salt?
They *had to* (past obligation) take the medicine to get better.
I *wouldn’t* (refusal) worry about it if I were you.
He *must* (logical assumption) be running late; he’s usually here by now.
Children *must* (necessity) be supervised by an adult at all times.
You *should* (recommendation) check the oil level in your car regularly.
*May* (formal permission) I please have a glass of water?
They *needn’t* (lack of necessity) have rushed; the event has been postponed.
*Could* (suggestion) we possibly meet earlier than scheduled?
Ted *has to* (compulsion) finish his report by 5 PM for the meeting.
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