Choose the correct modal: You ____ wear a helmet while riding a bike. It's the law.
Grammar - Modals — Important Questions
SUMMARY: The chapter on Modals in Class 11 English focuses on the use and function of modal verbs in English grammar to express ability, possibility, permission, and obligation.
KEY TOPICS: modal verbs, can and could, may and might, must and have to, shall and should, will and would, expressing ability, expressing permission, expressing obligation, expressing possibility
Fill in: ____ I borrow your pen for a moment?
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Choose: She ____ swim very well when she was young.
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Fill in: You ____ work harder if you want to succeed.
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Choose: It ____ rain later. Take an umbrella.
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Identify: 'I ____ to attend the meeting tomorrow' (necessity).
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Fill in: He ____ have left already; his car is gone.
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Choose: When I was a child I ____ run for hours without getting tired.
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Fill in: You ____ not enter the lab without permission.
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Choose: ____ you please help me with this question?
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Identify: 'You ____ better see a doctor' (advice).
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Fill in: She ____ have forgotten about the appointment.
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Choose: Students ____ submit assignments by Friday.
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Fill in: ____ I open the window? It's quite hot in here.
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Choose: He ____ pass the exam if he studies hard.
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Fill in with a suitable modal: 'You ____ smoke in the hospital.'
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Convert into a polite request using a modal: 'Open the door.'
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Use 'must' or 'have to' appropriately: 'I ____ wear a uniform at school' (school rule) and 'I ____ leave now' (personal urgency).
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Identify and correct: 'She can to swim very fast.'
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Use suitable modal: 'I ____ have studied harder; I would have passed the exam.'
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Fill in: 'Children ____ obey their parents.'
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Convert into a sentence expressing possibility: 'It will rain.'
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Identify the modal and its function: 'You should respect your elders.'
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Fill in with negative modal: 'You ____ park here; this is a no-parking zone.'
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Use suitable modal for past ability: 'He ____ play the guitar very well as a teenager.'
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