43273 modal verb form practice
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Forms Practice: Modals
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I can speak Japanese.
I must go to class.
Must I take this medicine?
You shouldn’t drink much more.
Might he have a bicycle for me to
borrow?
He can’t go to the party.
It will start raining in June.
We couldn’t see through the fog.
Can she wear that shirt to school?
You won’t have time to play
tennis.
Forms Practice: Modals
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I can speak Japanese.
I must go to class.
Must I take this medicine?
You shouldn’t drink much more.
Might he have a bicycle for me to
borrow?
He can’t go to the party.
It will start raining in June.
We couldn’t see through the fog.
Can she wear that shirt to school?
You won’t have time to play
tennis.
Key for Forms Practice: Modals
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I can speak Japanese.
I can’t speak Japanese
Can I speak Japanese?
I must go to class.
I mustn’t go to class.
Must I go to class?
I must take this medicine.
I mustn’t take this medicine.
Must I take this medicine?
You should drink much more.
You shouldn’t drink much more.
Should you drink much more?
He might have a bicycle for me to borrow.
He might not have a bicycle for me to borrow.
Might he have a bicycle for me to borrow?
He can go to the party.
He can’t go to the party.
Can he go to the party?
It will start raining in June.
It won’t start raining in June.
Will it start raining in June?
We could see through the fog.
We couldn’t see through the fog.
Could we see through the fog?
She can wear that shirt to school.
You will have time to play tennis.
She can’t wear that shirt to school.
You won’t have time to play tennis.
Can she wear that shirt to school?
Will/Won’t you have time to play tennis?
Key for Forms Practice: Modals
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I can speak Japanese.
I can’t speak Japanese
Can I speak Japanese?
I must go to class.
I mustn’t go to class.
Must I go to class?
I must take this medicine.
I mustn’t take this medicine.
Must I take this medicine?
You should drink much more.
You shouldn’t drink much more.
Should you drink much more?
He might have a bicycle for me to borrow.
He might not have a bicycle for me to borrow.
Might he have a bicycle for me to borrow?
He can go to the party.
He can’t go to the party.
Can he go to the party?
It will start raining in June.
It won’t start raining in June.
Will it start raining in June?
We could see through the fog.
We couldn’t see through the fog.
Could we see through the fog?
She can wear that shirt to school.
You will have time to play tennis.
She can’t wear that shirt to school.
You won’t have time to play tennis.
Can she wear that shirt to school?
Will/Won’t you have time to play tennis?
Key for Forms Practice: Modals
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-
?
I can speak Japanese.
I can’t speak Japanese
Can I speak Japanese?
I must go to class.
I mustn’t go to class.
Must I go to class?
I must take this medicine.
I mustn’t take this medicine.
Must I take this medicine?
You should drink much more.
You shouldn’t drink much more.
Should you drink much more?
He might have a bicycle for me to borrow.
He might not have a bicycle for me to borrow.
Might he have a bicycle for me to borrow?
He can go to the party.
He can’t go to the party.
Can he go to the party?
It will start raining in June.
It won’t start raining in June.
Will it start raining in June?
We could see through the fog.
We couldn’t see through the fog.
Could we see through the fog?
She can wear that shirt to school.
She can’t wear that shirt to school.
Can she wear that shirt to school?
You will have time to play tennis.
You won’t have time to play tennis.
Will/Won’t you have time to play tennis?
