I *can* (ability) play the guitar very well.

You *must* (obligation) stop at the red light.

She *might* (possibility) come to the party tonight.

We *should* (advice) study for our exam tomorrow.

He *will* (future) travel to France next year.

They *could* (past ability) swim when they were four.

You *may* (permission) enter the room now.

I *would* (conditional) go if I had time.

She *must* (deduction) be at home because her car is in the driveway.

They *shall* (formal) proceed with the plan.

He *should* (expectation) arrive by 2 PM.

You *could* (suggestion) try calling her on her cell phone.

We *might* (tentative) have some vegetarian options.

She *will* (promise) help you with your homework.

I *can* (permission informal) help you if you want.

Exercício 2: Complete com o verbo modal apropriado no passado

Last year, I *could* (ability) run five miles without stopping.

She said she *would* (wish) like to join us if she were not busy.

We *should* (past advice) have taken the other road to avoid traffic.

He *must* (logical assumption) have left early, because he was not at the party when I arrived.

I *might* (past possibility) have gone to the wrong address, that’s why I didn’t see you.

They *could* (past possibility) have been champions if they had won the last game.

She *might* (past permission) have allowed you to use her computer if you had asked.

We *would* (unreal past) have gone to the beach if it hadn’t rained.

He *could* (offer) have helped you with your project if he was free.

You *should* (regret) have called me; I was waiting for your news.

It *might* (small past possibility) not have been such a good idea to eat so much candy.

She *must* (certainty) have been tired after working all night.

I *would* (assumption) have called you sooner, but my phone was dead.

They *could* (suggestion) have tried a different approach to solve the problem.

You *might* (speculate) have seen her at the gym; she goes there every morning.