Modal Verbs For Advice Quiz 23 (30 MCQs)

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1. ..... you please phone me in the evening?
2. Create a sentence using 'should' to give advice.
3. Which modal would you choose for a soft suggestion?
4. My father ..... wear a suit at work on Fridays, it's a casual day.
5. Debes ir al doctor
6. I'm afraid I ..... come to the party next Friday.
7. Bran could have been a great tennis player if he hadn't injured his shoulder.The sentence above expresses mode of: .....
8. I'm not sure, but it ..... rain later.
9. You ..... have your mobiles on in classes.
10. They ..... (be) kinder to me. They were absolutely lovely. (past negative possibility)
11. You ..... carry an umbrella, it's going to rain later.
12. Grandma tells the little girl that she ..... drink water from the fountain.
13. ..... you go already? You only arrived an hour ago!
14. We ..... drink lots of water today because it's a very hot day.
15. Which is the modal verb of obligation?
16. You've been driving all day. You look exhausted! You ..... rest
17. You ..... take this medicine in the morning. You can take it at whatever time you prefer.
18. You mustn't take photographs at this museum. What does mustn't express here?
19. The negative contraction for should not is:
20. Which modal verbs is often used to express possibilty or ability in the past?
21. May I place you on hold for two minutes, Mr. Brown?
22. Grandma tells the little girl that she ..... eat so much ice cream.
23. Andreu might go to California this summer.
24. Which modal verbs are used to give advice?
25. I ..... study for the English test.
26. I'm not going to pay five pounds for a coffee. You ..... be joking!
27. What do we use to talk about general abilities in present perfect/past perfect/after other modal verbs?
28. I am happy to inform you that I ..... come to work next week.
29. My teacher told me I ..... review my book before the exam.
30. The school board will not tolerate this behaviour. You ..... behave better from now on.