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16 quizzes
- B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
You should have told me
Should have and shouldn't have for criticism and regret, needn't have for something unnecessary you did, and didn't need to.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
You'd better go, I'd rather stay
Had better for strong advice, would rather for preferences, and it's time + the past simple for something that should happen now.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
She must have forgotten
Must have, might have and can't have + past participle for guesses about the past, and must have been + -ing.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
B1 revision: might, must, be able to and supposed to
Mixed practice of the B1 modal verbs: may, might and could for possibility, must and can't for deduction, can, could and be able to, ought to and be supposed to.
20 questions4 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
What are you supposed to do?
Ought to for advice, be supposed to for rules and expectations, and was supposed to for plans that didn't happen.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
It must be him: sure, possible or not?
Must, might and can't to say what you think is true now, and must be + -ing for an action in progress.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
It might rain: how sure are you?
May, might and could for things that are possible now or in the future, might not, and maybe.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
Could, was able to or will be able to?
Can and could for ability, be able to for the forms can doesn't have, and was able to for one success.
13 questions3 pages - 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 - A1 Beginner, Topic: Modal verbs
What can you do?
Can and can't for ability, requests and permission: no -s, no to, no do.
12 questions3 pages - C2 Proficiency, Topic: Modal verbs
Advanced modals of deduction and criticism
Speculate about the past, criticise missed chances and talk about unnecessary actions with perfect modals.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
Modals of deduction: must, might and can't
Say how sure you are about the present and the past with must, might, can't and their perfect forms.
11 questions3 pages