Match the items in column A to their synonyms in column B.
A
1. You mustn’t …
2. Can I …?
3. They needn’t …
4. She can …
5. You should …
6. They may be …
7. She was able to …
8. He can’t have …
9. She must be …
10. I needn’t have …
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B
a. Do you mind if I …?
b. I would advise you to …
с. It wasn’t necessary for me to … (but I did)
d. I’m sure he hasn’t …
e. It isn’t necessary for them to …
f. She has the ability to …
g. It is certain that she is …
h. You are forbidden to …
i. It is possible they are …
j. She managed to …
Tick (√) the correct item.
1. You can’t talk during the study period.
a. You are not allowed to talk. _
b. It isn’t necessary to talk. _
2. You needn’t have bought me a present.
a. You bought me a present. _
b. You didn’t buy me a present. _
3. John might join the school basketball team.
a. It is possible that he will. _
b. It is certain that he will. _
4. Nancy can’t be at the cinema.
a. I think Nancy isn’t at the cinema. _
b. I’m sure Nancy isn’t at the cinema. _
Underline the correct words from the dialogue.
Maria: George, 1) can / may you come here for a moment? I need help taking these boxes into my house!
George: Yes, Maria, of course. 2) Shall / Would I just bring the boxes or 3) would / shall you like me to carry these bags in, too?
Maria: Oh, you 4) mustn’t / don’t have to bring the bags. The boxes will be just fine! I 5) can / could carry the bags in myself.
George: Why do you have so many bags and boxes?
Maria: Well, it’s Leo’s birthday today and we’re having a big party for him tonight.
George: Wonderful! He 6) might / must be very excited!
Maria: Oh yes! He’s very excited but I still have a lot of things to do! I hope I get everything ready in time!
George: Is there anything else I 7) can / ought to do for you?
Maria: There is one more thing… 8) Would / Could you like to join us at the party tonight?
George: I’d love to. 9) Can / Must I bring anything?
Maria: Just yourself! We’ll see you at 8:00 pm!
George: Great. Bye, Maria!
Fill in the gaps with the correct modal verb.
1. A: Two tickets for John Rambo, please.
B: I’m sorry but you … to be over eighteen to watch the film.
2. A: That … be Sam outside the supermarket. He’s still in Paris.
B: No, he came back yesterday, so it might be him.
3. A: … I pick you and John up from the airport?
B: No, it’s not necessary. We have booked a taxi to pick us up.
4. A: … we visit our cousin, Ted this weekend?
B: Yes. That’s a great idea.
5. A: Dad, … I use my birthday money to buy a new MP3 player?
B: Yes, of course. Which one would you like?
6. A: You … play football inside the house, Billy.
B: OK, Mum. I’ll go to the park.
7. A: … I see Mr. Parker, please?
B: Of course, Miss Evans. He’s been expecting you.
8. A: I found a wallet on the train.
B: You … take it to the police station right away.
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