Here are some exercises to help you practice using modal verbs:
Exercise 1: Complete the sentences with the appropriate modal verb.
- I ____________ go to the gym every day, but I don't have time.
- You ____________ call your parents more often, they miss you.
- She ____________ study harder if she wants to pass the exam.
- We ____________ take the bus, it's faster than walking.
- They ____________ help us move the furniture, it's too heavy for us.
Answers:
- could
- should
- must
- could
- can
Exercise 2: Rewrite the following sentences using a different modal verb.
- "I can't lift this box, it's too heavy." - "I ____________ lift this box, it's too heavy."
- "I will help you with your project." - "__________ you help me with my project?"
- "You should call your doctor if your symptoms get worse." - "You ____________ call your doctor if your symptoms get worse."
- "They might not be home yet." - "They ____________ be home yet."
- "I must finish this report by Friday." - "I ____________ finish this report by Friday."
Answers:
- couldn't
- Could
- need to
- may not
- have to
Exercise 3: Choose the appropriate modal verb to complete the sentences.
- You ____________ take a jacket, it's going to be cold outside. (should/might)
- I ____________ to the party, but I'm not sure yet. (will/may)
- She ____________ the concert last night, it was amazing. (must have/could have)
- We ____________ be lost, let's ask for directions. (could/may)
- They ____________ finish the project by the deadline. (must/would)
Answers:
- should
- might
- must have
- could
- must
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