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Grammar Quiz: Modal Check

Topic: Modals | Level: Intermediate

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Instructions: Choose the correct answer.
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Q1 - A modal verb doesn't have a past participle.
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True
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False
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Q2 - All modal verbs have a simple past tense form.
True
False
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Q3 - We can use modals to express our attitudes. Activities - Download over 300
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Q4 - Modals form questions by inversion. feel comfortable with meeting
True people, starting and ending
False conversations, socialising, etc.

Q5 - Modals have gerunds.

True
False

Q6 - Each modal has only one meaning.

True
False

Q7 - Modals have passive forms.

True
False

Q8 - 'Will' and 'shall' are the only modals that can refer to future time.
True
False

Q9 - 'May' is the only modal that can be used for asking or giving permission.
True
False

Q10 - 'Should' and 'ought' do not have the same meaning.

True
False

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