This document provides examples of how to complete sentences using modal verbs such as can, could, may, might, must, have to, needn't, etc. It includes exercises where the reader is asked to fill in blanks with the appropriate modal verb based on the context of the sentence. The exercises cover a wide range of modal verb uses including possibility, permission, necessity, prohibition, deduction, speculation, and ability in both affirmative and negative constructions.
Pronouns are words that substitute nouns. We use a pronoun often to avoid repeating the noun that has already been mentioned or that is already known. A different pronoun is used depending the function that noun has in the sentence. At its most basic level, there are subject pronoun and object pronoun. On the other hand, we have adjective pronoun and possessive pronoun which show possessiveness.
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Pronouns are words that substitute nouns. We use a pronoun often to avoid repeating the noun that has already been mentioned or that is already known. A different pronoun is used depending the function that noun has in the sentence. At its most basic level, there are subject pronoun and object pronoun. On the other hand, we have adjective pronoun and possessive pronoun which show possessiveness.
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1. I'm sorry, but we ____________ go to your party next Saturday.
2. She got the job because she ____________ speak five languages.
3. You are speaking very quietly. I ____________ hear you.
4. I was tired but I ____________ leave until the meeting finished.
5. He ____________ go to the concert next Saturday. He is working.
6. She ____________ understand me in spite of the noise around.
7. I'll ____________ see you tomorrow.
8. When they came back from Paris, they ____________ speak perfect French.
9. After a few hours, I ____________ open the door and go out.
10. I've never ____________ understand maths.
11. He ____________ repair the car but it took him a long time.
12. We ____________ contact our agent in Athens a few minutes ago.
13. After the accident, he somehow ____________ walk home.
B) Write in English.
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1. ¿Puedo hablar con usted un momento?
2. Ayer no pude poner en marcha el coche.
3. Cuando tenía seis años, sabía patinar muy bien.
4. Consiguió escapar del incendio en el último minuto.
5. Saber hablar inglés es fundamental en estos tiempos.
C) Rewrite these sentences using MAY, MIGHT or BE ALLOWED TO. (Affirmative or negative)
1. Perhaps it will rain tomorrow (it has been raining all week)
2. Perhaps my friend will visit me tomorrow (he is in town)
3. Maybe he will find a new job (he isn't looking for it)
4. I think the car is at the car park.
5. I think the car is at the car park, but I'm not very sure.
6. Visitors cannot stay in the hospital after 8 o'clock.
7. Will you let the children go to the theatre tomorrow?
8. Perhaps he'll go to the university (he is a very bad student)
9. Perhaps he'll go to the university (he is an average student)
D) Write in English.
1. Quizá visitemos a Rosa el viernes.
2. Vendré a la fiesta, pero es posible que llegue tarde.
3. Puede que se haga rico, pero no lo creo.
4. Podré quedarme hasta tarde.
E) Complete these sentences with MUST, MUSTN'T, NEEDN'T or HAVE TO.
1. Why are you still waiting? You ____________ wait any more.
2. Some years ago in Spain, men ____________ do military service.
3. Sarah is a nurse, sometimes she ____________ work at weekends.
4. Why does she want to decide now? She ____________ answer until tomorrow.
2. 5. I didn't have any money with me, so I ____________ borrow some.
6. I eat too much chocolate, I really ____________ stop.
7. They've been very rude, they ____________ apologise tomorrow.
8. You ____________ borrow my books without asking.
9. I'm sorry, you ____________ smoke here.
10. You ____________ take that money, it isn't yours.
11. He ____________ be inside that room, I've seen him come in!
F) Write in English.
1. Antonio no tiene que levantarse a las seis de la mañana.
2. Tengo que ir al médico esta tarde.
3. ¿Tendrás que trabajar el sábado por la tarde?
4. Patricia no tuvo que esperar mucho el autobús.
5. El dinero tiene que estar aquí.
6. No hace falta que trabajes tanto.
7. Tienes que visitar el museo de la ciudad, es muy interesante.
8. Es tarde, creo que debería irme a casa.
9. Nunca he podido entender los verbos modales en inglés.
10. Mañana no tendré que levantarme pronto.
11. No hace falta que la canguro venga mañana, yo me quedaré en casa a cuidar de los niños.
G) Fill in the gaps with a modal verb.
1. You ____________ fall asleep when you are driving.
2. You ____________ feed the cat, it isn't hungry.
3. ____________ you help me move the furniture?
4. A fish ___________ swim, but it ____________ fly.
5. The children ____________ leave school early tomorrow.
6. You ____________ wait any longer, you ____________ go now.
7. The fire spread quickly but everyone ____________ escape.
8. You ____________ drive so fast, we're not late.
9. ____________ we go climbing? - No, let's go swimming.
10. You can only smoke in the canteen, you ____________ smoke in this room.
11. You ____________ leave medicines in places where children can get hold of them.
12. My grandfather was very clever, he ____________ speak four languages.
13. I'm hungry. - Don't worry, I ____________ make a sandwich for you.
14. You ____________ shout, I can hear you.
15. She's got temperature, she ____________ go out today, she ____________ stay in bed.
16. The boy fell into the river but we ______________ rescue him.
17. Yes, you ______________ learn the verbs before the exam.
18. ____________ I borrow your bicycle tomorrow?
19. Dad, you ____________ smoke so much, it's bad for you.
20. Sir, ____________ I make a suggestion?
21. We are'n't sure about tomorrow, but we ____________ go to the beach.
22. I arrived home at eleven p.m. because I ____________ work late.
23. She hates ____________ get up early.
24. Mary keeps crying, she ____________ have a problem.
25. I think you ____________ take the train, it's faster than the bus.
26. ____________ I ask you for the next dance?
27. Don't wait up for me. I ____________ stay in town tonight.
28. The milkman ____________ put water in the milk.
29. If you go to town, you'll ____________ do some shopping.
30. You ____________ bring an umbrella, it isn't going to rain.
31. Do you think you ____________ tell your teacher what happened?
3. H) Translate the following sentences into English.
1. Después de intentarlo mucho, pudimos abrir la caja.
2. Nos permitieron ver a mi primo, que estaba en la cárcel.
3. Si podemos encontrar la llave, podremos abrir la puerta.
4. ¿Puedo salir antes de que toque el timbre, por favor?
5. Ann ha encontrado una asistenta. Ya no tiene que hacer el trabajo de casa.
6. No hace falta que traigais los libros mañana.
7. Puede que no venga a trabajar mañana, está muy resfriado.
8. No tengo dinero, ¿puedes prestarme algo?
9. No debes decirle esto a nadie, es un secreto.
10. Podría ser algo mayor que nosotros, pero no es posible que tenga 40 años.
I) Rewrite these sentences using the modals or semi-modals in brackets.
1. It is against the law to drive without a licence. (mustn’t)
2. Perhaps Sarah lends Simon some money. (may)
3. It is sometimes very hot here in the summer. (can)
4. Would you like me to bring you some magazines? (shall)
5. It isn't necessary to be over 18 to get married. (needn’t)
6. It is important for me to pass the exam. (must)
7. It will not be necessary for you to come tomorrow. (have to)
8. Perhaps it will rain tonight. (may)
9. It is against the law to drive without a seat belt. (mustn’t)
10. There's a small possibility that he comes on a motorbike. (might)
J) Rewrite these sentences so that they have the same meaning.
1. You may not smoke in this classroom. You …………….
2. Perhaps he comes to the party. He .................
3. You can come but it isn't necessary. You ..........
4. He wasn't able to lift the piano. He ......................
5. She isn't allowed to enter the room. She .................
6. Do you know how to drive a lorry? ......................
7. I don't believe you are a policeman. You ..................
8. He ought to study more. He ..........
9. I'm almost sure he is French. He ....................
10. I suggest you get a second opinion. You ...........................
K) Rewrite these sentences so that they have the same meaning. They can be PRESENT or PAST
1. I'm sure they went away yesterday. They ....
2. It isn't necessary for you to go. You ....
3. Perhaps Frank will win the pools. Frank ....
4. I don't believe he took the money. He ....
5. It was wrong of him to break it. He ...
6. It's forbidden to drive on the right in Great Britain. You ....
7. Is it alright if I use your phone?
8. Perhaps George won't have time. George ....
9. Perhaps he didn't have time. He ....
10. I suppose they enjoyed the concert. They ....
11. You are not obliged to come back again. You ..............
12. She mustn’t enter. She isn’t ................
13. I was wrong to say you were guilty. I .................
14. You are not allowed to smoke in this classroom. You ...........
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A) Complete the sentences with CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO. (Attention to the tenses)
1. won’t be able to
2. could / can
3. can’t
4. couldn’t
5. won’t be able to
6. could
7. be able to
8. could / were able to
9. was able to
10. been able to
11. was able to
12. could
13. was able to
B) Write in English.
1. Could I talk to you for a minute?
2. Yesterday I couldn’t start the car.
3. When I was six, I could skate very well.
4. He was able to escape from the fire in the last minute.
5. Being able to speak English is essentil nowadays.
C) Rewrite these sentences using MAY, MIGHT or BE ALLOWED TO. (Affirmative or negative)
1. It may rain tomorrow.
2. My friend may visit me tomorrow.
3. He might / could find a new job.
4. The car may be at the car park.
5. The car might be at the car park.
6. Visitors are not allowed to stay in the hospital after 8 o’clock.
7. Will the children be allowed to go to the theatre tomorrow?
8. He might go to the university.
9. He may go to the university.
D) Write in English.
1. We may visit Rosa on Friday.
2. I’ll come to the party, but I may be late.
3. He might get rish but I don’t think so.
4. I’ll be allowed to stay late.
E) Complete these sentences with MUST, MUSTN'T, NEEDN'T or HAVE TO.
1. needn’t
2. had to
3. has to
4. needn’t
5. had to
6. must
7. must
8. mustn’t
9. mustn’t
10. mustn’t
11. must
F) Write in English.
1. Antonio must get up at 6 a.m.
2. I have to go to the doctor this afternoon.
3. Will you have to work on Saturday afternoon?
4. Patricia had to wait for the bus very long.
5. The money must be here.
6. You needn’t work so much.
7. You must visit the city museum, it is very interesting.
8. It is late, I think I should go home.
9. I have never been able to understand modal verbs in English.
10. Tomorrow I won’t have to get up early.
11. The baysitter needn’t come tomorrow, I’ll stay home to look after the children.
5. G) Fill in the gaps with a modal verb.
1. mustn’t
2. needn’t
3. Can / Could
4. can – can’t
5. will be allowed to
6. needn’t – can
7. was able to
8. needn’t
9. Could
10. can’t
11. mustn’t
12. could
13. can
14. needn’t
15. mustn’t – must
16. were able to
17. must
18. Can / Could / May
19. shouldn’t
20. Could
21. may
22. had to
23. having to
24. must
25. should
26. May
27. may
28. mustn’t
29. be able to
30. needn’t
31. should
H) Translate the following sentences into English.
1. After trying hard, we were able to open the box.
2. We were allowed to see my cousin, who was in prison.
3. If we can find the key, we’ll be able to open the door.
4. May I leave before the bell ring, please?
5. Ann has found an assistant. She neen’t do the housework any longer.
6. You needn’t bring the books tomorrow.
7. He may not come to work tomorrow, he’s got a serious cold.
8. I haven’t got any money, could you lend me some?
9. You mustn’t tell anyone, it’s a secret.
10. He could be a bit older than us, but he can’t be 40.
I) Rewrite these sentences using the modals or semi-modals in brackets.
1. You mustn’t drive without a licence.
2. Sarah may lend Simon some money.
3. It can be very hot here in the summer.
4. Shall we bring you some magazines?
5. You needn’t be over 18 to get married.
6. I must pass the exam.
7. You won’t have to come tomorrow.
8. It may rain tonight.
9. You mustn’t drive without a seat belt.
10. He might come on a motorbike.
J) Rewrite these sentences so that they have the same meaning.
1. You are not allowed to / cannot smoke in this
classroom.
2. He may come to the party.
3. You needn’t come.
4. He couldn’t lift the piano.
5. She cannot / may not enter the room.
6. Can you drive a lorry?
7. I can’t be a policeman.
8. He should study more.
9. He must be French.
10. You should get a second opinion.
K) Rewrite these sentences so that they have the same meaning. They can be present or past.
1. They must have gone away yesterday.
2. You needn’t go.
3. Frank might win the pools.
4. He can’t have taken the money.
5. He shouldn’t have broken it.
6. You mustn’t drive on the right in Great Britain.
7. May I use your phone?
8. George may not have time.
9. He may not have had time.
10. They must have enjoyed the concert.
11. You needn’t come back again.
12. She isn’t allowed to enter.
13. I shouldn’t have said you were guilty.
14. You cannot / mustn’t / may not smoke in this classroom.