Modals of Probability Quiz

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Guess with modal verbs.

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Modals of Probability Quiz


Froggy Jumps Modals of Probability QuizVersion en ligne Guess with modal verbs. par Madinabonu Malikova 1 Which sentence expresses a strong deduction about the past? a She may have left already. b She might have left already. c She must have left already. 2 Which modal shows a possibility in the present? a It cannot rain today. b It must rain today. c It may rain today. 3 Choose the sentence that makes a less certain guess about the present. a He must be at work. b He will be at work. c He might be at work. 4 Which expresses a logical deduction about the current situation? a She must be the manager. b She may be the manager. c She could be the manager. 5 Which sentence is a mild possibility about the past? a They will have missed the bus. b They must have missed the bus. c They may have missed the bus. 6 Which shows a strong negative deduction about the present? a He can't be awake yet. b He should be awake yet. c He might be awake yet. 7 Choose the appropriate modal for a reasonable assumption about the past. a They could have arrived earlier. b They must have arrived earlier. c They will have arrived earlier. 8 Which sentence expresses a general possibility about a future event? a It may snow tomorrow. b It must snow tomorrow. c It cannot snow tomorrow. 9 Which sentence indicates a strong necessity or certainty? a You could finish your homework. b You must finish your homework. c You might finish your homework. 10 Which sentence suggests a prohibition or impossibility? a He can't be late again. b He may be late again. c He must be late again.

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Modals of Probability QuizVersion en ligne

par Madinabonu Malikova

Which sentence expresses a strong deduction about the past?

Which modal shows a possibility in the present?

Choose the sentence that makes a less certain guess about the present.

Which expresses a logical deduction about the current situation?

Which sentence is a mild possibility about the past?

Which shows a strong negative deduction about the present?

Choose the appropriate modal for a reasonable assumption about the past.

Which sentence expresses a general possibility about a future event?

Which sentence indicates a strong necessity or certainty?

Which sentence suggests a prohibition or impossibility?