Test: Modals - 3 - Class 9 MCQ

Modal verbs express ability, permission, obligation, or possibility. "Can" is a modal verb that signifies ability.

"She could speak three languages fluently." In this sentence, "could" is the correct modal verb to express past ability.

"Must" is the modal verb in this sentence. It indicates an obligation to complete homework before going out to play.

"I could swim when I was five years old." Here, "could" is the appropriate modal verb to convey past ability.

"Students should be punctual for the morning assembly." The word "should" is used to express a recommendation or advice.

This sentence uses the modal verb "must" correctly to indicate an obligation or necessity.

"I will attend the seminar if I have time." In this context, "will" expresses a future action.

The modal verb in this sentence is "could," used to make a polite request.

"We should have to leave early if we want to catch the train." Here, "should" is used to convey a suggestion or advice.

"I will finish the report by tomorrow." The modal verb "will" is used to express future intention or certainty.