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Game overVersion en ligne Final proyec English par Yoselin peña Mtz. 1 What are modal verbs, and what is their function in English? a Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express ability, permission, obligation, necessity, possibility, or probability. b Modal verbs are main verbs that describe actions like "run" or "eat." c Modal verbs are used only in the past tense to talk about regrets. d Modal verbs are words like "happy" or "sad" that express emotions. 2 What is the difference between "must" and "should? a Must expresses strong obligation or necessity, while should is used for advice or recommendations. b Must is used for polite requests, while should is for strict commands. c Must means something is optional, and should means it's forbidden. d Must is used for future predictions, and should is for past habits. 3 How do we use "can" and "could" to talk about ability? a Can is used for present ability, and could is used for past ability. b Can is used for future abilities, and could is for present abilities. c Can is only used in negative sentences, and could is for questions. d Can and could both mean the exact same thing with no difference 4 How do we form questions using modal verbs? a Modal verbs go before the subject in a question. b Modal verbs always go at the end of the sentence in questions c Modal verbs are removed completely when forming questions d Modal verbs stay in the same place as in statements when making questions. 5 How do we form the past simple of regular verbs? a We add -ed to the base verb. If the verb ends in -y, we change y to i and add -ed. b We add -ing to the base verb to form the past simple. c Regular verbs in the past simple always end in -s or -es. d We use have/has + the base verb to form the past simple. 6 What is the difference between "was" and "were"? a Was is used with I, he, she, it. Were is used with you, we, they. b Was is only for plural subjects, and were is for singular subjects. c Was and were can be used interchangeably with no difference d Was is for future tense, and were is for past tense. 7 How do we make negative sentences in the past simple? a We use did not (didn't) + the base verb. b We add -n't directly to the main verb (e.g., goedn't). c We use was not (wasn't) or were not (weren't) for all verbs. d Negative sentences in the past simple require the word never before the verb. 8 When do we use the simple present tense? a Habits Facts Routines b We use it only for actions happening right now c It’s only used to talk about future plans d We use it to describe past events 9 What is the difference between do and does in questions a Do is used with I you we they Does is used with he she it b Do is for singular subjects and does for plural c We always use do with all subjects d Does is only used in negative sentences 10 How do we form negative sentences in the simple present? a We use do/does + not + base verb. b We add not after the main verb c We use don’t and doesn’t only in questions d Negative sentences always need never before the verb

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par Yoselin peña Mtz.

What are modal verbs, and what is their function in English?

What is the difference between "must" and "should?

How do we use "can" and "could" to talk about ability?

How do we form questions using modal verbs?

How do we form the past simple of regular verbs?

What is the difference between "was" and "were"?

How do we make negative sentences in the past simple?

When do we use the simple present tense?

What is the difference between do and does in questions

How do we form negative sentences in the simple present?