MODAL VERBS.

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MODAL VERBS

CAN – CAN’ T Express ability / inability in the present It is used to: Express ability / inability in the present Exº They can / can’t run very fast. Ask / give / refuse permission Exº Can I borrow your collar? –Yes, you can. / No, you can’t.

COULD – COULDN’ T Express ability / inability in the past It is used to: Express ability / inability in the past Exº They could / couldn’t bark very loud when they were puppies. Ask permission politely/Make polite requests Exº Could I sit on your lap, please? Exº Could I have some more food, please?

MAY – MAY NOT Express possibility It is used to: Express possibility Exº They may bite you. Ask / give / refuse permission (formal) Exº May I have a snack? -Yes, you may. No, you may not.

MUST – MUSTN’ T Must – Express obligation Exº They must go home. It is used to: Must – Express obligation Exº They must go home. Mustn’t – Express prohibition Exº They must pee in here.

EXERCISE - 1 Underline the correct option. I can / must go to the doctor. I’m feeling ill. You could / may open your books. May / Must I have some more tea? They can’t / mustn’t give alcohol to the animals. That collar is too expensive. We can’t / may not buy it. You must / mustn’t be home by 10 o’clock. I’ll be waiting for you. I’m afraid I may not / can’t go to the dentist with you. May / Can I take your dog to the vet? I’ve already told you! You can’t / couldn’t eat any more sweets! Yes, you may / must go out with your friends.

EXERCISE - 2 Complete the sentences with the correct Modal Verb. You ….. pull the dog’s tail. ….. you help me with this dog food? She ….. Run very fast when she was 4 years old. ….. I open the window, please? ….. you pass the milk, please? You ….. close the door! Let the dogs come in! You ….. do better if you weren’t so lazy. He is very strong! He ….. lift very heavy objects. You ….. go to bed so late! It’s bad for you! ….. I correct the exercise, teacher?