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Name: -----------------
Surname: ------------
Number: -------------
Fill in the blanks with proper modal verbs
When Susan was five, she _________ read and write.
I _________ get up early today. Because it is Sunday.
Birds _________ fly but lions _________.
This bag is too heavy for you. _________ I help you?
I _________ wear school uniform at my school.
You _________ smoke here. It is forbidden.
_________ you turn on the lights, please?
I _________ help my mother with the housework. She is tired.
If you go to bed late, you _________ be late for the school.
You _________ do your homework if you want to go out. 
_________ you help me with the cleaning?
I _________ drive to work last year but now I _________ as I moved to a new apartment.
_________ we go out tonight?
She _________ walk because she has broken her leg.
Rose _________ obey the rules but she didn’t.
You _________ pay the taxes regularly otherwise 
you _________ be punished.
You _________ park here. You _________ find a parkland.
She _________ win the match because she was ill.
We _________ buy tickets for the concert. Susan has already bought them.
My father is very talented. He _________ paint very well.
It is hot outside. You _________ wear you jacket.
It is raining heavily. You _________ take your umbrella.
You _________ use your mobile phone at the cinema.
My mother _________ go to the dentist. She has a terrible toothache.
_________ I borrow your camera tonight?
You _________ touch it. It is too hot.
 27) You _________ be careful while 
 driving.
 28) When I was a young man, 
 I _________ run fast.
 29) _________ elephants jump?
		 No, they _________.
		 30) You _________ pick up these 
 flowers. Otherwise, my mother 
 _________ get angry with you.
COULD: ability in the 
past, polite requests, 
asking permission politely
CAN: ability in the present, asking 
permission.
 
SHALL: questions, offers with I and WE
WILL: offers, opinions, hopes, warnings, fears, suggestions, promises
WOULD: polite or formal 
	 requests
HAVE TO:external obligation
HAD TO: obligation in 
 the past
NEEDN’T,
DON’T HAVE TO,
 no necessity
MUST: internal obligation
MUSTN’T: prohibition
Fill in the blanks with proper modal verbs
When Susan was five, she ____could___ read and write.
I _needn’t/don’t have to_ get up early today. Because it is Sunday.
Birds ___can____ fly but lions ___can’t___.
This bag is too heavy for you. __shall/will___ I help you?
I __have to__ wear school uniform at my school.
You ___mustn’t___ smoke here. It is forbidden.
__would/could___ you turn on the lights, please?
I ___must__ help my mother with the housework. She is tired.
If you go to bed late, you __will____ be late for the school.
You ___have to___ do your homework if you want to go out. 
___will/would/could___ you help me with the cleaning?
I __had to__ drive to work last year but now I ___don’t have to/ needn’t__ as I moved to a new apartment.
__shall___ we go out tonight?
She __cannot__ walk because she has broken her leg.
Rose ___had to__ obey the rules but she didn’t.
You ___have to___ pay the taxes regularly otherwise 
you __will____ be punished.
You __mustn’t____ park here. You __have to___ find a parkland.
She __couldn’t___ win the match because she was ill.
We ___don’t have to/needn’t__ buy tickets for the concert. Susan has already bought them.
My father is very talented. He ___can____ paint very well.
It is hot outside. You ___don’t have to/needn’t__ wear you jacket.
It is raining heavily. You ___must__ take your umbrella.
You __mustn’t__ use your mobile phone at the cinema.
My mother __must___ go to the dentist. She has a terrible toothache.
__could/would__ I borrow your camera tonight?
You ___mustn’t___ touch it. It is too hot.
You __must___ be careful while driving.
When I was a young man, I ___could___ run fast.
 ___can___ elephants jump?
 No, they ___cannot___.
You __mustn’t___ pick up these flowers. Otherwise, my mother ___will____ get angry with you.