Modal Verbs For Advice Quiz 17 (30 MCQs)

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1. Differentiate between 'should' and 'ought to' in the sentence:'You ..... go to the doctor.'
2. You ..... drink so much alcohol ..... It's bad for your health.
3. We ..... follow his advice if we want to succeed.
4. Scarlett, Noah, Ethan, and Michael are having a debate about the best way to use have to in the negative form. What is the correct way?
5. The traffic is awful. Geovanna is not here. She ..... be stuck in the traffic
6. Please, excuse me but I really (a) go now.
7. MUST is used for .....
8. Which modal verb is used to give advice?
9. I ..... grant you leave. (Express power)
10. I can't meet you tonight.
11. Which of the following words conveys future tense in a formal way?
12. You ..... drink lots of water if you have a cold or a sore throat.
13. I need help, doctor. My baby doesn't sleep well. What ..... ?
14. Must he drive so fast in the housing estate?No, he .....
15. Do you ..... wear a tie for school? (tie* corbata)
16. My father works abroad, but he promised that he ..... return home on my graduation day.
17. What is the past form of "may" ?
18. Which modal verb is used to indicate/express permission?
19. WE USE THE MODAL VERB MUST TO TALK ABOUT .....
20. "Can you close the front door, please?""I'm sure I closed it. Someone else ..... left it open!"
21. I ..... finish this work before dinner, but I'm so hungry I can't wait any longer.
22. Choose the correct option for expressing future possibility:
23. Choose the Best Option:Which modal verb expresses advice? "You ..... consider saving more money."
24. Not obligatory
25. We use needed to:
26. You want to call them now? It's already after midnight! They ..... be sleeping.
27. She ..... be here in the evening. (Indicate assumption)
28. To express something essential or necessary.We ..... take healthy food.
29. Choose the correct modal according to its function:She ..... speak three languages fluently. (ability)
30. Identify the modal verb in the following sentence:She can sing beautifully.