Quizzes A2 Elementary
English exercises at A2 (Elementary), with your answers checked.
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A2 · 5 quizzes
- A2 Elementary, Topic: Modal verbs
A2 revision: must, should, could and may
Mixed practice of must, have to and don't have to, should for advice, polite requests with could and would, and may I and shall I.
20 questions4 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Modal verbs
What should I do?
Advice with should and shouldn't, I don't think you should, and questions with should I.
13 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Modal verbs
Must, have to or need to?
Must and have to for rules and duties, mustn't or don't have to, and had to for the past.
13 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Modal verbs
Can I, may I, shall I?
Asking for permission with can, could and may, offering with shall I and suggesting with shall we.
12 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Modal verbs
Asking politely in a café and at work
Could you ...?, could I have ...?, I'd like and would you like ...?: requests, offers and invitations.
14 questions3 pages