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Practice modal auxiliaries.Version en ligne You will practice may, can, could, and should by answering some questions. par Georgina Aguilar 1 1. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a very polite form? a a) You may not bring your dog inside. b b) Could I have some milk, please? c c) May I use a calculator on the test? d d) Can you turn on the TV, please? 2 2. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a less formal way? a a) May I have some ice cream? b b) Could he sleep here? c c) Can he come tomorrow? d d) Should I quit smoking? 3 3. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in an informal way? a a) I think he should go to the dentist. b b) Could you help me find my dog, please? c c) May I say something? d d) Mommy, can I have a peace of cake? 4 4. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in a formal way? a a) You may bring your dog inside. b b) He should go to the doctor. c c) It may rain today. d d) You can come in. 5 5. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in an informal way? a a) Alice may be able to help you. b b) Peter can swim well. c c) You can have some more cookies. d d) You should eat fewer cookies. 6 6. Which of the following sentences shows ability? a a) I should read faster. b b) We could go by train. c c) Andrew can play the guitar. d d) You may swim in two hours. 7 7. In which of the following sentences someone is giving advice? a a) Andy, you should wake up earlier to arrive on time. b b) They may leave earlier today. c c) You can eat more cake if you want. d d) Miranda could sing very well. Feedback 1 Good! 2 Good 3 Good! 4 Good! 5 Good! 6 Good! 7 Good!

Practice modal auxiliaries.Version en ligne

You will practice may, can, could, and should by answering some questions.

par Georgina Aguilar

1. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a very polite form?

a) You may not bring your dog inside.

b) Could I have some milk, please?

c) May I use a calculator on the test?

d) Can you turn on the TV, please?

2. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a less formal way?

a) May I have some ice cream?

b) Could he sleep here?

c) Can he come tomorrow?

d) Should I quit smoking?

3. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in an informal way?

a) I think he should go to the dentist.

b) Could you help me find my dog, please?

c) May I say something?

d) Mommy, can I have a peace of cake?

4. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in a formal way?

a) You may bring your dog inside.

b) He should go to the doctor.

c) It may rain today.

d) You can come in.

5. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in an informal way?

a) Alice may be able to help you.

b) Peter can swim well.

c) You can have some more cookies.

d) You should eat fewer cookies.

6. Which of the following sentences shows ability?

a) I should read faster.

b) We could go by train.

c) Andrew can play the guitar.

d) You may swim in two hours.

7. In which of the following sentences someone is giving advice?

a) Andy, you should wake up earlier to arrive on time.

b) They may leave earlier today.

c) You can eat more cake if you want.

d) Miranda could sing very well.

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Practice modal auxiliaries.Version en ligne

par Georgina Aguilar

1. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a very polite form?

2. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in a less formal way?

3. In which of the following sentences someone is asking for permission in an informal way?

4. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in a formal way?

5. In which of the following sentences someone is giving permission in an informal way?

6. Which of the following sentences shows ability?

7. In which of the following sentences someone is giving advice?

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