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Fill in The Blanks With Appropriate Modals

The document provides 25 sentences with blanks to be filled in with appropriate modals. The blanks relate to abilities, possibilities, requests, permissions, suggestions, advice, assumptions, choices, preferences, necessities, speculations, and expectations. Students are given clues in brackets for each blank to determine the correct modal verb to use.

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Fill in The Blanks With Appropriate Modals

The document provides 25 sentences with blanks to be filled in with appropriate modals. The blanks relate to abilities, possibilities, requests, permissions, suggestions, advice, assumptions, choices, preferences, necessities, speculations, and expectations. Students are given clues in brackets for each blank to determine the correct modal verb to use.

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Fill in the blanks with appropriate modals. The clues are given in brackets.

For example: I CAN study for hours. (ability)

1. I would like to _____________________ play piano. (ability)


2. She was swimming really fast and _____________________ win the race. (possibility)
3. _____________________ you get me a new spoon please? (request)
4. You _____________________ leave if you have finished the work. (permission)
5. _____________________ we go to a caf after class? (suggestion)
6. John _____________________ study harder or he will be grounded. (advice)
7. Keep this coin with you, one day it _____________________ be worth a fortune. (possibility)
8. When my grandfather was young he _____________________ climb the trees better than any other
boys in the village. (ability)
9. Children _____________________ play with matches. (no choice)
10. I _____________________ shrimp to chicken tonight. (preference)
11. How long _____________ we _____________________ wait for Bob? (necessity)
12. I am sure that it _____________________ be somewhere in this room. (assumption)
13. I was glad that I _____________________ to stay any longer there. (choice)
14. It is predicted that the temperature _____________________ drop lower tonight. (possibility)
15. Sherlock solves a lot of crimes. He _____________________ be a genius! (assumption)
16. You _____________________ hidden it from him. He is your brother. (advisability)
17. You _____________________ been very pleased when you received the results (speculation)
18. He _____________________ be here an hour ago, but he didnt (expectation)
19. I _____________________ left my phone at work. You phoned me when I was walking to my car.
Thats it. It _____________________ in the car. (speculation and assumption)
20. I _____________________ been here when I was a child, but I cant remember. (speculation)
21. Fortunately, she _____________________ survive from the earthquake. (ability)
22. _____________________ taking this to the professor? Not at all (request)
23. She _____________________ stay home than go out tonight. (preference)
24. I _____________________ studied harder when I was young. Now I regret it so much. (advisability)
25. _____________________ I leave the room? Not at all (permission)

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