MODALS - CAN AND MUST

MODAL  VERBS                  

What are modals?

• They are special verbs which behave differently from normal verbs.

What are the differences?

• Firstly, we do not use ''s'' in the third person (e.g. She can cook. He must go now.)
• Secondly, we use ''not'' to make modal verbs negative (e.g. You should not eat it!)
• Thirdly, we do not use modals in the past tenses or the future tenses (e.g. They will can stay at home)

What modal verbs are there?

Can           Could           May        Might       Must          Shall       Should       Ought to   Will    Would

Click on these links to know more about CAN and MUST

1.- CAN - grammar.pdf

2.- MUST - grammar.pdf

MODAL - EXERCISES CAN

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

EXERCISE 4

EXERCISE 5

EXERCISE 6

MODAL - EXERCISES CAN - 2

EXERCISE 7

EXERCISE 8

EXERCISE 9

EXERCISE 10

EXERCISE 11

EXERCISE 12

MODAL - EXERCISES MUST

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

EXERCISE 4

MODAL VERBS - CAN & MUST EXERCISES

Click HERE  AND HERE  if you want to practise the modal verbs can and must.