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    I-Choose The Correct Answer:: Exercises

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    The document provides examples to practice using different modal verbs in English, including must, may, can, should, need to, have to. It contains two exercises - the first asks to choose the correct modal verb for different sentences, and the second asks to rewrite underlined sentences using the appropriate modal verb. Useful example situations are also provided to help explain when and how to use different modal verbs.

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    The document provides examples to practice using different modal verbs in English, including must, may, can, should, need to, have to. It contains two exercises - the first asks to choose the correct modal verb for different sentences, and the second asks to rewrite underlined sentences using the appropriate modal verb. Useful example situations are also provided to help explain when and how to use different modal verbs.

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    The document provides examples to practice using different modal verbs in English, including must, may, can, should, need to, have to. It contains two exercises - the first asks to choose the correct modal verb for different sentences, and the second asks to rewrite underlined sentences using the appropriate modal verb. Useful example situations are also provided to help explain when and how to use different modal verbs.

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    I-Choose The Correct Answer:: Exercises

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    Grammar : Functions of modals - (Practice )

    Exercises: I- choose the correct answer :


    must - musnt can cant - may could couldnt
    1) This restaurant ____ be a good one. Its always empty. 2) This car is so expensive. The person who owns it ____ be a millionaire. 3) In Islam, we ______ eat the meat of pork. ( Its forbidden to eat the meat of pork) 4) We ____ obey our parents. 5) please, dont help me ! I _____ do it myself. 6) ___ you do me a favour, please ? 7) A : I saw an angel last night ! B : I _____ believe you ! You _____ be kidding. 8) The exam was very long and time wasnt enough. So, I ______ answer all the questions. 9) A : Wheres Adil ? B : I dont know. He ___ be in the cybercafe.

    Should shouldnt need to dont need to have to dont have to - had to


    1) Im so tired. I _______ to get some sleep. 2) You look sick. You ______ see a doctor. 3) You _________ wash the dishes. Ive already washed them. 4) Last Sunday, we missed the last train to Fes. So, we ______ travel by bus. 5) I ______ wake up early. My train leaves at 6 :00 a.m. and I dont want to miss it. 6) Im not working tomorrow. I ___________ to get up early. 7) you _______ bite your nails. They may be dirty and poisonous. 8) You ______ believe everything that you read in the newspapers or watch on aljazeera. _____________________________

    II- Rewrite the underlined sentences using the appropriate modal :


    Example : - I dont know what Ali is doing now. I think he is surfing the Internet. => He may be surfing the Internet. 1) Im sorry. I have a lot of homework to do. So, its impossible for me to go with you.

    2) It was possible for me to come to your party. But I just forgot. 3) This shirt is not dirty. Just dont wash it. Theres no need for you to wash it. 4) Why did you wash this shirt ? It wasnt dirty. There was no need for you to wash it. 5) A : Wheres your father ? B : He has gone to the mosque. Im not sure. 6) Im sure Ali didnt your money. He wasnt at home at that moment. 7) Im feeling sick. I ate too much chocolates. This was not a good thing to do.

    Useful Example situations!

    1) Ali is absent today. I dont know why. Perhaps she is sick => He may be sick.

    2) My brother is at home. Ive just arrived back home. Im knocking at the door but my brother cant open the door for me. He must be doing somthing. I dont know it exactly. Perhaps he is sleeping (having a shower / listening to music / praying) => He may be praying.

    3) Im in a taxi. I have to pay the taxi-driver. I cant find my purse. Its not in my pocket. What happened to my purse ? where is it ? I dont know. Perhaps I have lost it. Or maybe I have left i tat home. Or somebody has stolen it. => I may have left at home.

    4) A mother : Wheres your brother ? Her daughter : I dont know. He may be at school now. (I think he is at school,) He may be playing football with his friends in the garden (I think he is playing) He may have gone to the mosque. (He has gone to the mosque)

    5) We shouldnt insult the others. You insulted Khalid in front of his peers. This wasnt something good to do. => You shouldnt have insulted Khalid. You must apologize to him Why didnt you come to my birthday party ? I was waiting for you ! You should have come . It was a wonderful party, indeed. You didnt invite me. So, I didnt come. => If you had invited me, I would/ could have come.

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