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Uso de may, might, mustVersion en ligne Modal verbs grammar quiz par Laura Ospina 1 What is a correct sentence with 'might'? a She may go to the party tonight b She mightn't go to the party tonight c She might go to the party tonight d She must go to the party tonight 2 Select the phrase with 'may' in permission. a You might leave the room now b You may leave the room now c You mayn't leave the room now d You must leave the room now 3 Which sentence expresses possibility with 'might'? a They must arrive late due to traffic b They might arrive late due to traffic c They may arrive late due to traffic d They mayn't arrive late due to traffic 4 Which phrase does use correctly for obligation? a You may wear a helmet riding a bike b You mustn't wear a helmet riding a bike c You might wear a helmet riding a bike d You must wear a helmet riding a bike 5 Choose the sentence using 'must' in negative form correctly. a You must smoke here b You mayn't smoke here c You mustn't smoke here d You mightn't smoke here 6 Which one expresses a supposition with 'might'? a He mustn't be at home, or at the gym b He must be at home, or at the gym c He may be at home, or at the gym d He might be at home, or at the gym 7 Choose the option that suggests a possibility. a We may try the new restaurant b We mustn't try the new restaurant c We mightn't try the new restaurant d We must try the new restaurant 8 What sentence does a past hypothesis use? a She must have forgotten the meeting b She may have forgotten the meeting c She might have forgotten the meeting d She might have forgot the meeting 9 Which phrase uses a formal permission? a Students may leave 10 minutes early b Students mayn't leave 10 minutes early c Students must leave 10 minutes early d Students might leave 10 minutes early 10 Select the sentence that uses a strong obligation. a You may finish your homework tonight b You mustn't finish your homework tonight c You might finish your homework tonight d You must finish your homework tonight 11 Which sentence expresses possibility in the present? a She could come to the party. b She will come to the party. c She must come to the party. d She may come to the party. 12 Which sentence expresses a deduction about the past? a He may have left already. b He will have left already. c He might have left already. d He must have left already. 13 Which sentence grants permission politely? a You might not use my charger. b You must use my charger. c You will use my charger. d You may use my charger. 14 Which sentence expresses obligation? a Students may wear uniforms. b Students might wear uniforms. c Students will wear uniforms. d Students must wear uniforms. 15 Which sentence expresses a hypothetical situation? a If I were you, I will take a break. b If I were you, I might take a break. c If I were you, I may take a break. d If I were you, I must take a break. 16 Which sentence conveys a strong necessity? a We will finish before 5 pm. b We must finish before 5 pm. c We might finish before 5 pm. d We may finish before 5 pm. 17 Which sentence expresses a possible outcome in the future? a They must arrive later. b They will arrive later. c They may not arrive later. d They might arrive later. 18 Which sentence shows necessity due to rules? a Drivers must wear seat belts. b Drivers will wear seat belts. c Drivers might wear seat belts. d Drivers may wear seat belts.

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Uso de may, might, mustVersion en ligne

par Laura Ospina

What is a correct sentence with 'might'?

Select the phrase with 'may' in permission.

Which sentence expresses possibility with 'might'?

Which phrase does use correctly for obligation?

Choose the sentence using 'must' in negative form correctly.

Which one expresses a supposition with 'might'?

Choose the option that suggests a possibility.

What sentence does a past hypothesis use?

Which phrase uses a formal permission?

Select the sentence that uses a strong obligation.

Which sentence expresses possibility in the present?

Which sentence expresses a deduction about the past?

Which sentence grants permission politely?

Which sentence expresses obligation?

Which sentence expresses a hypothetical situation?

Which sentence conveys a strong necessity?

Which sentence expresses a possible outcome in the future?

Which sentence shows necessity due to rules?