Modals Exercises / Auxiliary Verbs
Modal Verbs Worksheets and Explanations For Learners and Teachers
Modal Verbs Chart
Exercises
1.
Must vs Have To / Has To
2.
Can vs Be Able To With Tenses
3.
Must, Mustn't, Needn't, Have To
4.
Can vs Could Exercise
5.
Modals With Passive Voice
6.
Modal Verbs With Passives 2
PDF Worksheets:
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Complete the following exercise with
past modal verbs
. Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Choose between affirmative and negative.
1. I got a C on my math test. I
(should / do) better
than that.
2. Don't be so hard on yourself. It
(may / be) your
fault. It just
(could / be) a more difficult test
than usual.
3. No, it
(could / be) that difficult. The rest of the
class did pretty well. I
(should / study) harder.
4. What
you
(could / do) differently?
5. Well, for one thing, I
(should / miss) that day of
class.
6. You missed a day? Did you get the notes?
7. No, I
(ought to / copy) them. Some of the problems
which I got wrong
(must / come) from that day.
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