Modal Verbs Activity 4

Modal Verbs Activity 4

Understanding Modals:

Modal verbs are a special type of verbs that help to indicate necessity, possibility, ability, or permission in a sentence. They are used together with the base form of a verb. Let’s practice using modal verbs in sentences.

Fill in the Blank: Fill in the blank with the correct words.

1. I __ go to the park tomorrow.
2. She __ help her friend with homework.
3. We __ play soccer after school.
4. You __ bring your book to class.
5. He __ swim very well.

Word bank: can, should, will, may, must

Multiple Choice Questions: Choose the correct answer from the choices for each question.

6. Mom said I __ clean my room before going outside.
   A) may
   B) must
   C) could
7. __ you please pass the salt?
   A) Might
   B) Can
   C) Should
8. Lisa __ bake cookies for the school bake sale.
   A) can
   B) should
   C) will
9. They __ go to the movie theater tonight.
   A) might
   B) must
   C) would
10. __ you like to go to the zoo this weekend?
    A) Shall
    B) Could
    C) Would

Open-Ended Questions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences.

11. Explain when you should say “please” and “thank you.”
12. Describe a time when you had to ask for permission to do something.
13. Why is it important to follow the rules at school?

Answer Key:

1. can
2. should
3. may
4. must
5. can
6. B) must
7. B) Can
8. B) should
9. A) might
10. A) Shall
11. (Answers may vary) Example: You should say “please” and “thank you” to show good manners and respect to others.
12. (Answers may vary) Example: I had to ask for permission to stay up late for a sleepover at my friend’s house.
13. (Answers may vary) Example: It is important to follow the rules at school to create a safe and respectful environment for everyone.