Complete the Sentences with Modal Verbs

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1. Choose one of these modal verbs to complete each of these sentences you use each one more than once if you need to. n t won t a) Pasha try her hardest at school. b) He is so tired, he keep his eyes open. c) Tom is a great footballer. He even play in goal! d) If she keeps trying hard, she just have a chance. e) He is still learning. He do his shoe laces up just yet. f) You hurt people or steal things. g) When you have finished eating, you wash your plate. h) When they get there, they find it waiting for them. i) The cold makes it likely there be icy roads tomorrow. j) When I am older, I be a millionaire.

1. Choose one of these modal verbs to complete each of these sentences. You may only use each once so cross it off when you have used it! would may must couldn t a) Pasha complete her homework. b) He was so tired he keep his eyes open. c) Tom is a great footballer. He even play in goal! d) If she keeps trying hard, she just have a chance. e) He is still learning. He do his shoe laces up just yet. f) You hurt people or steal things. g) When you have finished, you leave the table. h) It has been ordered, so when they get there, they find it waiting for them. i) The bitter cold makes it certain there be icy roads tomorrow. j) I happily swap places with a millionaire.

1. In some sentences, there are multiple modal verbs which could be used. In the right hand column of the table below, write down all of the modal verbs which could fit each sentence. Cover the word list to provide an extra challenge! would may must couldn t a) Pasha do her homework. b) He was so tired he keep his eyes open. c) Tom is a great footballer. He even play in goal! d) If she keeps trying hard, she just have a chance. e) He is still learning. He do his shoe laces up just yet. f) You hurt people or steal things. g) When you have finished, you leave the table. h) It has been ordered, so when they get there, they find it waiting for them. i) The bitter cold makes it certain there be icy roads tomorrow. j) I happily swap places with a millionaire.

Answers 1. Choose one of these modal verbs to complete each of these sentences you use each one more than once if you need to. As these sentences make sense with a variety of modal verbs, the suggested answer is for best fit only. a) Pasha try her hardest at school. b) He is so tired, he keep his eyes open. c) Tom is a great footballer. He even play in goal! d) If she keeps trying hard, she just have a chance. e) He is still learning. He do his shoe laces up just yet. f) You hurt people or steal things. g) When you have finished eating, you wash your plate. h) When they get there, they find it waiting for them. i) The cold makes it likely there be icy roads tomorrow. j) When I am older I be a millionaire. 1. Choose one of these modal verbs to complete each of these sentences. You may only use each once so cross it off when you have used it! As these sentences make sense with a variety of modal verbs, the suggested answer is for best fit only. a) Pasha must complete her homework. b) He was so tired he couldn t keep his eyes open. c) Tom is a great footballer. He even play in goal! d) If she keeps trying hard, she just have a chance. e) He is still learning. He do his shoe laces up just yet. f) You hurt people or steal things. g) When you have finished, you may leave the table. h) It has been ordered, so when they get there, they find it waiting for them. i) The bitter cold makes it certain there be icy roads tomorrow. j) I would happily swap places with a millionaire. Answers

Answers 1. In some sentences there are multiple modal verbs which could be used. In the right hand column of the table below, write down the modal verbs which would make sense in the sentence given. Answers are just suggested there may be some discussion about whether individual words make sense in given sentences. a) Pasha do her homework., may,,, must b) He was so tired he keep his eyes open. c) Tom is a great footballer. He even play in goal! d) If she keeps trying hard, she just have a chance. e) He is still learning. He do his shoe laces up just yet. couldn t, wouldn t, may,,, would, must, may,,, must, f) You hurt people or steal things.,, g) When you have finished, you leave the table. h) It has been ordered, so when they get there, they find it waiting for them. i) The bitter cold makes it certain there be icy roads tomorrow. j) I happily swap places with a millionaire. may,. must,,,, may,,, must, may,, would, wouldn t,,, Answers